Cheap-skate

Among the programs we listened to were: Jack Benny (who was an awful fiddle player and a cheap-skate), Fred Allen (who had people come out of doors to Allen's Ally), Fibber McGee and Molly (with a closet stuffed with pots and pans), The Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Show (Charlie was a smart-aleck and Mortimer Snerd was a dunce), Burns and Allen (Gracie Allen wasn't very bright either, but she was funny), and Take It or Leave It (also called The $64 Question) and when contestants got to the final question the audience would shout, "You'll be soorrreeeey!"

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While she performed this mental review of the local geography, Oates produced another snort. “A measly dollar—what an old cheap-skate!”

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When she went indoors to collect her handbag, Paul thanked his stars that Peter Frampton should prove to be a cheap-skate.

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