Chevrolet Presents the Golddiggers

Serie de TV
1971–1973
TV-G
30min

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Renee Anderson, Wanda Bailey, Patricia Mickey, Susie Ewing, Jackie Chidsey, Micki McGlone, Paula Cinko, The Golddiggers, Pauline Antony, Rosie Cox Gitlin, and Michelle DellaFave in Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers (1968)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe Golddiggers are a band of younger girls in a troupe and as a spin-off of The Dean Martin Show (1965) and Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers (1968). The 1971-1972 Variety Show presents ... Leer todoThe Golddiggers are a band of younger girls in a troupe and as a spin-off of The Dean Martin Show (1965) and Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers (1968). The 1971-1972 Variety Show presents Regulars, Guest Stars, Rock Stars and Others. All the Golddiggers can dance and sing a num... Leer todoThe Golddiggers are a band of younger girls in a troupe and as a spin-off of The Dean Martin Show (1965) and Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers (1968). The 1971-1972 Variety Show presents Regulars, Guest Stars, Rock Stars and Others. All the Golddiggers can dance and sing a number of tunes, as they play in sketches, that ranged from "Gone With the Wind" to "Let's Ma... Leer todo

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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
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The Golddiggers

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• 1971–1973

Susie Ewing

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• 1971–1973

Francie Mendenhall

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• 1971–1973

Liz Kelley

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• 1971–1973

Jackie Chidsey

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• 1971–1973

Jimmi McCarter

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• 1971–1973

Loyita Chapel

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• 1972–1973

Karen Cavanaugh

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• 1972–1973

Rebecca Jones

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• 1972–1973

Lee Crawford

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• 1971–1972

Nancy Sinclair

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• 1971–1972

Janice Whitby

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• 1971–1972

Tanya DellaFave

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• 1971–1972

Charles Nelson Reilly

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• 1971–1972

Larry Storch

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• 1971–1972

Alice Ghostley

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• 1971–1972

Martin Milner

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• 1971–1973

Don Meredith

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• 1971–1973

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Accurate Info On The Golddiggers

Regrettably, much of the information -- not only here at the IMDb, but on most other websites, as well -- regarding both the personnel lineups and chronology of The Golddiggers and their television appearances, is inaccurate, and the space allotted on this page does not permit adequate room to set the record straight.

However, a complete, authoritative and exhaustive history of The Golddiggers and The Dingaling Sisters can be found on a brand-new, educational, noncommercial and not-for- profit Website. To locate it, simply Google the words "Golddiggers Super Site".

If the editors of the IMDb would use the information contained on the aforementioned site to correct the data given here, both the creators of The Golddiggers Super Site, and the many talented ladies which that venture celebrates, would be grateful.

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This half-hour syndicated show spun off from the popular hour-long summer series Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers (1968), which had aired on NBC for three years in place of The Dean Martin Show (1965) during the latter show's summer hiatus. The success of the summer show led to more prominent roles for The Golddiggers and a spin-off quartet, The Dingaling Sisters, on "The Dean Martin Show" during its regular season. With this new series aired in syndication, the Golddiggers could star in their own series during the regular fall, winter, and spring television months, independent of "The Dean Martin Show" (where the Ding-a-Ling Sisters would continue to appear). Many television markets carried both shows each week, which may have aired on the same or different days, and on the same or different networks (depending on the market).