Star Of TV’s ‘Topper.’ Anne Jeffreys, Dies At 94

cbs2la ^ | September 28, 2017 7:44 PM

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The photographer was Bob Cummings.

[nickcarraway]

I wish I had one!

[nickcarraway]

I really wish I had a Pierce Arrow.

[morphing libertarian]

Love That Bob

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Hold it! I think you’re going to like this picture!

[Arthur McGowan]

Cord.

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“Heyyyyyyyyyyyy, Cisco!”
“Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, Pancho!”
“Come on Cisco, let’s WENT!”

[morphing libertarian]

With Ann B Davis But i watched for the models. i was probably 9 what was i thinking.

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Also with Rosemary De Camp, who was kinda purdy.

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Cords were ahead of their time.

[mairdie]

I still remember my mouseketeer number - 242001. Only number besides SS that I ever remember.

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LOL
Mouseketeer + Annette Funicello = young boy’s fantasy

[morphing libertarian]

This young boys fantasies. Russell Monroe, Mansfield, and Dagmar.

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Who was Russell Monroe? Nasty little boy.

[morphing libertarian]

my girls Jane and Marilyn

[Arthur McGowan]

It was custom-built, but made to look like a Cord.

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Speaking of Russell reminds me of Russell Arms, a regular on Your Hit Parade, where also appeared one of my fantasies, Judy Collins.

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Check that. It was Dorothy Collins.

[morphing libertarian]

I remember and gazelle McKensie and Snookie lonesome. Davy Crockett was number 1 for 22 weeks. they had to really work to set up the song in a different background every week. started as a radio show.

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Same problem with Canadian Sunset. That difficulty is one of the things the killed the show, and when rock and roll came along, there were only so many ways to do Hound Dog, so they stopped trying.