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1 Fads and Culture of the Roaring Twenties

2 Fads and Culture of the Roaring Twenties
Popular Sports Music Dancing Movies Marathons (“Lucky Lindy”)

3 Lucky Lindy

4 Sports Heroes Herman “Babe” Ruth (Major League Baseball)
Andrew “Rube” Foster (Negro National League) Gertrude Ederle (swimming) Helen Wills (tennis) Jack Dempsey (boxing) Johnny Weissmuller (swimming/acting) Satchel Paige (Negro National League) Bill Tilden (tennis) Walter Hagan (golf) Charley Paddock (track) Harold “Red” Grange (football) Dizzy Dean (baseball)

5 Movie Idols Mary Pickford Rudolph Valentino Douglas Fairbanks
Clara Bow Charlie Chaplin

6 Music Pioneers Irving Berlin George Gershwin Jerome Kern Cole Porter
Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Bessie Smith

7 New Fads Crossword puzzles Mahjong Quija boards
Egyptian fashions (Pharaoh Tutankhamen) Spectator sports I.Q. Tests Dance marathons Races Flagpole sitting Magazine serials and games Dominoes

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