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Encyclopedia > The Dukes

For the British Army regiment nicknamed "The Dukes", see the Duke of Wellington's Regiment.


The Dukes was an animated series which ran on CBS from February 5, 1983 - September, 1984.


Based directly on The Dukes of Hazzard, this Saturday morning cartoon featured the Duke cousins in an automobile race around the world.


The concept may have been borrowed from Wacky Races.


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Duke Ellington (687 words)
Duke Ellington brought a level of style and sophistication to Jazz that it hadn't seen before.
The Duke Ellington Orchestra left the Cotton Club in 1931 (although he would return on an occasional basis throughout the rest of the Thirties) and toured the U.S. and Europe.
Unlike many of their contemporaries, the Ellington Orchestra was able to make the change from the Hot Jazz of the 1920s to the Swing music of the 1930s.
Duke's Waikiki Restaurant - Waikiki Restaurant (220 words)
Duke's Waikiki, named in honor of surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku, is a seafood restaurant where great tasting food and the aura of old Hawaii are the fashion.
Duke's Waikiki is located right on the site of the original Outrigger Canoe Club, overlooking the spot where Duke rode the biggest wave of his life.
The restaurant is reminiscent of a gentler and younger Waikiki, when canoeing and surfing were in their heyday, beachboys ruled, and Duke was the undisputed "king of the ocean".
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