______Folk hero, “RobinHood” with a bank-robbing twist.Probably never gota loan approvedagain._____Turned radiointo the first“social media”(minus theselfies)Who is knownfor his novel"The GreatGatsby" andhow did it reflectthe 1920s?_____Massproduced theultimate datingaccessory.What role didjazz music playin the culturallandscape ofthe 1920s?BestDancer______________________The brains behindorganized crime,who probablyneeded an“Organized Crimefor Dummies” book.__________Influential jazzcomposer andbandleaderWhat is aflapper?   ______Author andadvertisingpioneerWhat is abootlegger?    ______Gangster whoran illegalbreweries andgave the law aheadacheDescribe thesignificanceof BessieSmith in theblues genre.Used 5+ 20'sslang termsin 60secs_____________________Jazz musicianwhose trumpetsolos are so good,they could make astatue danceBestProp_______What impact didAl Capone haveon Americansociety duringthe Prohibitionera?_______Birth controladvocate,foundedPlannedParenthoodDescribe thesignificance of1920s fashionand itsinfluence onsociety______Preacher whowas louder thanany jazz band—and a lot lessfunHow did BabeRuth influenceon baseballand Americanculture______________Mentor to AlCapone, est.organized crimesyndicates inChicago______Suffragette whofought for equalrights like her lifedepended on it—because it kind ofdid_______Pioneeredaviation withtransatlanticflightMostinterestingfact_____________________Bestcostume_______What is aspeakeasy?  _____Poet andvoice of theHarlemRenaissance___________The guy whoproved that evenin black-and-white, comedy iscolorful___________Notorious bankrobber, folkhero of theGreatDepression______Folk hero, “RobinHood” with a bank-robbing twist.Probably never gota loan approvedagain._____Turned radiointo the first“social media”(minus theselfies)Who is knownfor his novel"The GreatGatsby" andhow did it reflectthe 1920s?_____Massproduced theultimate datingaccessory.What role didjazz music playin the culturallandscape ofthe 1920s?BestDancer______________________The brains behindorganized crime,who probablyneeded an“Organized Crimefor Dummies” book.__________Influential jazzcomposer andbandleaderWhat is aflapper?   ______Author andadvertisingpioneerWhat is abootlegger?    ______Gangster whoran illegalbreweries andgave the law aheadacheDescribe thesignificanceof BessieSmith in theblues genre.Used 5+ 20'sslang termsin 60secs_____________________Jazz musicianwhose trumpetsolos are so good,they could make astatue danceBestProp_______What impact didAl Capone haveon Americansociety duringthe Prohibitionera?_______Birth controladvocate,foundedPlannedParenthoodDescribe thesignificance of1920s fashionand itsinfluence onsociety______Preacher whowas louder thanany jazz band—and a lot lessfunHow did BabeRuth influenceon baseballand Americanculture______________Mentor to AlCapone, est.organized crimesyndicates inChicago______Suffragette whofought for equalrights like her lifedepended on it—because it kind ofdid_______Pioneeredaviation withtransatlanticflightMostinterestingfact_____________________Bestcostume_______What is aspeakeasy?  _____Poet andvoice of theHarlemRenaissance___________The guy whoproved that evenin black-and-white, comedy iscolorful___________Notorious bankrobber, folkhero of theGreatDepression

The Roaring Twenties Party - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. ______ Folk hero, “Robin Hood” with a bank-robbing twist. Probably never got a loan approved again.
  2. _____ Turned radio into the first “social media” (minus the selfies)
  3. Who is known for his novel "The Great Gatsby" and how did it reflect the 1920s?
  4. _____ Mass produced the ultimate dating accessory.
  5. What role did jazz music play in the cultural landscape of the 1920s?
  6. Best Dancer _______
  7. _______________ The brains behind organized crime, who probably needed an “Organized Crime for Dummies” book.
  8. __________ Influential jazz composer and bandleader
  9. What is a flapper?
  10. ______ Author and advertising pioneer
  11. What is a bootlegger?
  12. ______ Gangster who ran illegal breweries and gave the law a headache
  13. Describe the significance of Bessie Smith in the blues genre.
  14. Used 5+ 20's slang terms in 60secs __________
  15. ___________ Jazz musician whose trumpet solos are so good, they could make a statue dance
  16. Best Prop _______
  17. What impact did Al Capone have on American society during the Prohibition era?
  18. _______ Birth control advocate, founded Planned Parenthood
  19. Describe the significance of 1920s fashion and its influence on society
  20. ______ Preacher who was louder than any jazz band—and a lot less fun
  21. How did Babe Ruth influence on baseball and American culture
  22. ______________ Mentor to Al Capone, est. organized crime syndicates in Chicago
  23. ______ Suffragette who fought for equal rights like her life depended on it—because it kind of did
  24. _______ Pioneered aviation with transatlantic flight
  25. Most interesting fact __________ ___________
  26. Best costume _______
  27. What is a speakeasy?
  28. _____ Poet and voice of the Harlem Renaissance
  29. ___________ The guy who proved that even in black-and-white, comedy is colorful
  30. ___________ Notorious bank robber, folk hero of the Great Depression