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The Bob Hope airport in Burbank, California (adjacent to Hollywood) is named after him.
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"Used to be we had Bob Hope and Johnny Cash," sympathized Chuck.† (source)
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I think that secretly my father wanted to be Bob Hope.† (source)
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The limousine, booked by his office, had picked him up from Burbank now renamed Bob Hope Airport, he noted and driven him down to Sunset Boulevard through some of the most appalling traffic he had encountered since he'd lived in Victorian London.† (source)
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Bob Hope was the problem.† (source)
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As they traveled, Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Commandant Vandegrift commented on their journey in a national broadcast from a Washington studio with Bob Hope as host.† (source)
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Bob Hope.† (source)
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Bob Hope, and everybody.† (source)
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Bob Hope, and everybody.† (source)
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My parents, however, had a particular fondness for the annual Bob Hope Christmas specials with frequent guest star Brooke Shields.† (source)
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And no one had actually accused the Sharp Cereal Professor either, although comedians from Bob Hope to Steve Martin had taken potshots at him, and johnny Carson had run off an entire monologue — couched in careful double entendre — about the Red Razberry Zingers affair one evening during his opening spot on The Tonight Show.† (source)
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Me and Bob Hope† (source)
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Christmas for us meant an evening spent with Bob Hope, John Denver, Sonny and Cher, Tony Orlando and Dawn, and any other celebrity who managed to have a Christmas special.† (source)
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And that was how I spent Christmas Eve—translating Bob Hope's jokes into Persian, jokes that my parents didn't understand in any language.† (source)
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Of course, for my father, Bob Hope was more than just a comedian; he was a dignified older man who wore sharp suits, had great posture, and managed to be witty without ever getting nervous.† (source)
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At times like this, I yearn for the simpler days of yore, when Christmas meant watching Bob Hope sing his version of "White Christmas" as my parents and I slumped on the sofa in our summer clothes in the warm Newport Beach weather.† (source)
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