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bobby-dazzler orig. and chiefly dial. (ˈbɒbɪ ˈdæzlə(r)) [dazzler.] Something striking or excellent; a strikingly-dressed person. Hence bobby-dazzling n. and a.1866 N. & Q. X. 290/2 Morgan-rattlers... In Cornwall the word is frequently applied to..things that are particularly striking or excellent of...
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Bobby Dazzler
Bobby Dazzler was an Australian television sitcom produced by Crawford Productions, starring pop singer John Farnham as the title characters, up-and-coming Jollie
Andrew McKaige as Studio Assistant
Gwen Plumb as Dinner Guest 1
Lucky Grills as Himself
Garry Meadows as Himself
Etymology
The English word bobby-dazzler
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Bobby Mitchell (footballer, born 1924)
Robert Carmichael Mitchell Bobby Dazzler (16 August 1924 – 8 April 1993) was a Scottish footballer. His position was outside left. He played for the Magpies from 1949 to 1961, becoming something of a cult hero amongst supporters who nicknamed him 'Dazzler'.
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Garry Meadows
Meadows also acted in a number of television programs including The Bluestone Boys, Bobby Dazzler, Bluey, Homicide and Prisoner.
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Jock McIntyre
References
External links
"Morton's Finest Hour" and "Naked bobby-dazzler"
1963 deaths
American Soccer League (1921–1933) players
Boston Bears (soccer
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Kid Courageous
drums
Discography
Albums
Singles
References
External links
Kid Courageous website, with previews of songs from Untitled Second Album: Nothing Else, Bobby Dazzler
Kid Courageous MySpace
New South Wales musical groups
Musical groups from Sydney
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David Dickinson
Catchphrases
"Real bobby-dazzler" (particularly excellent item). Dickinson's biography is entitled What a Bobby Dazzler. Dickinson described the extractor as "a bit of a bobby dazzler".
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Judy (girls' magazine)
The insouciant Bobby Dazzler was a recurring character. Strips
Bess’s Secret Brother, written by Marion Turner (1984); reprinted as Her Brother’s Keeper (1990)
Bobby Dazzler
Bobtail the Beach Rescue
Boomerang
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Rosa 'Anne Harkness'
The parentage of the rose cultivar is a combination of: Rosa 'Bobby Dazzler' × Rosa 'Manx Queen' × Rosa 'Prima Ballerina' × Rosa 'Chanelle' × Rosa
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Lucky Grills
(1991)
Vietnam (1987, miniseries) as Senator Shane Paltridge
The Dismissal (1983, miniseries) as George Harris, President of Carlton Football Club
Bobby Dazzler
Matlock Police
Bluey (1976-77) as Detective Sergeant ‘Bluey’ Grills
References
External links
Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries
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The First Class
The group recorded a follow-up single, "Bobby Dazzler", and material for their eponymous first album, The First Class. "Bobby Dazzler" and later singles "Dreams Are Ten a Penny" No. 83.
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Maurie Fields
He was also a regular as Fred Farrell in situation comedy series Bobby Dazzler (1977) and did regular comedy segments on Hey Hey It's Saturday.
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Spaced: Soundtrack to the TV Series
Whitewash Edit)" - Fluke (3:39)
"More Beats And Pieces" - Coldcut (4:03)
"Morse" - Nightmares On Wax (6:20)
"If We Have It They Will Come" (0:04)
"Bobby Dazzler" - Sons Of Silence (4:53)
"Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp (Chemical Brothers Remix)" - Mercury Rev (6:22)
"Disco Fudge" (0:13)
"Synth And Strings
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Rubyvale, Queensland
Some popular places to go fossicking are the Bob n John Mine, Bobby Dazzler and Pats Gems.
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Crawford Productions
The company also created situation comedy series The Bluestone Boys (1976) which was set in a prison, and Bobby Dazzler, a vehicle for pop singer John Dazzler (1977–1978) (sitcom)
Young Ramsay (1977–1980) (drama)
Cop Shop (1977–1984) (soap opera)
Skyways (1979–1981) (soap opera)
Holiday Island (1981–
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