Dixie Dugan, a Brooklyn cutie, goes to the offices of theatrical producers Eppus and Kibbitzer and exposes her perfections in a bathing suit. Eppus and Kibbitzer express interest in her future and arrange for her to work in a nightclub act with Álvarez Romano.

One evening Dixie accompanies wealthy sugar-daddy Jack Milton to his apartment, and Álvarez stalks in and wounds Milton with a knife. Jimmy Doyle, a cynical tabloid reporter in love with Dixie, gets the story for his newspaper's front page. Dixie is then kidnaped by Álvarez, but quickly manages to free herself. Jimmy persuades her to hide low as a publicity stunt and puts the "kidnapping" on page one.

Dixie is found by Milton, who, by way of apology for ruining her stunt, finances her in a Broadway show written by Jimmy. The show is a success, and Jimmy and Dixie are married.

All published appearances of Dixie Dugan from before January 1, )-(95)}} are public domain in the US.

*Show Girl (1928)

*Show Girl (1928)
*Showgirl in Hollywood (1930)

*Dixie Dugan Comic Strip (1929-1930)
*Big Shot Comics #1-104
*Famous Funnies #1-16, 18-21, 24-28, 30-37
*Feature Funnies #1-20
*Feature Comics #21-30
*Dixie Dugan (Columbia) #1-12
*Dixie Dugan (Prize) #1-7
*Famous Funnies #nn
*Funnies on Parade #nn

* On the covers of Big Shot Comics, Dixie Dugan was shown interacting with other the characters who appeared in the comic including Skyman, Sparky Watts, and the Face. Of course these crossovers only occurred on the covers and not in the interior stories.
* In 1940, Joe Palooka appeared on Dixie Dugan strips, also distributed by the McNaught Syndicate, she appears training with him on the cover of Dixie Dugan (Columbia) #1.
* In 1941, Dixie Dugan also appears in Charlie Chan's comic strip, also distributed by the McNaught Syndicate; this story was reprinted in Big Shot Comics #62.

*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Dugan Wikipedia]
*[https://comicbookplus.com/?cid=2115 Comic Book Plus]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/dixie-dugan/4005-68078/ ComicVine]
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