Associations to the word «Ziegfeld»
Noun
- Folly
- Revue
- Held
- Vaudeville
- Kern
- Cantor
- Billie
- Broadway
- Fanny
- Lillian
- Musical
- Lucille
- Eaton
- Wynn
- Garland
- Cheney
- Great
- Dancer
- Burke
- Mcguire
- Judy
- Costume
- Performer
- Lyricist
- Duff
- Jerome
- Gallagher
- Theatre
- Dolores
- Rita
- Thin
- Powell
- Lorraine
- Amsterdam
- Irving
- Entertainer
- Chorus
- Vargas
- Norma
- Zimmerman
- Rogers
- Mayer
- Marilyn
- Carroll
- Scandal
- Theater
- Comedian
- Bert
- Prologue
- Oscar
- Ballet
- Bolton
- Girl
- Olive
- Routine
- Jr
- Fred
- Sally
- Peggy
- Fields
- Oz
- Johnston
- Eddie
- Travis
- Dorothy
- Lyric
- Archibald
- Melody
- Audition
- Manhattan
- Hollywood
- Nora
- Anna
- Actress
- Rio
- Innocence
- Harriet
- Polly
- Revival
- Comedy
- Appearing
- Publicity
- Irene
Dictionary definition
ZIEGFELD, noun. United States theatrical producer noted for a series of extravagant revues known as the Ziegfeld Follies (1869-1932).
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