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George and Marion Kerby Are Proof of an Afterlife. (Original Post) MineralMan Dec 2018 OP
That was one of my favorite TV shows when I was a kid. I especially liked the ghost dog. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2018 #1
Neil no_hypocrisy Dec 2018 #3
Oh, my goodness. Polly Hennessey Dec 2018 #2
Classic comedy gold PSPS Dec 2018 #4
I was thinking of the 1937 movie with Polly Hennessey Dec 2018 #5
I never understood how ghosts work edhopper Dec 2018 #6
Yeah. Odd, isn't it? MineralMan Dec 2018 #7
Syncretism. Voltaire2 Dec 2018 #8
Yes, and it pretty much gobbled up the entire Western World. MineralMan Dec 2018 #9

Polly Hennessey

(7,536 posts)
2. Oh, my goodness.
Sun Dec 23, 2018, 04:16 PM
Dec 2018

Heaven must be an elegant, swanky, martini, smoky, divine place. I’ll be there, but only if they let my dogs in. You remember them: Get Off The Rug and You Too. 🥂🍸🥃🍷

PSPS

(14,199 posts)
4. Classic comedy gold
Sun Dec 23, 2018, 04:40 PM
Dec 2018

You can still find many episodes of Topper on YouTube and, although they are mostly in poor quality, the comedy still holds up thanks in no small part to the perfect comedic timing of their mortal foil Cosmo Topper played to perfection by Leo G. Carroll.

George and Marion Kirby were played by real-life married couple Robert Sterling and Anne Jeffreys. Jeffreys died just last year at 94 while Sterling died in 2006. They met in New York in 1949 while each was performing in separate stage plays and married in 1951, lasting until his death 55 years later.

Polly Hennessey

(7,536 posts)
5. I was thinking of the 1937 movie with
Sun Dec 23, 2018, 07:23 PM
Dec 2018

Cary Grant and Constance Bennett. Roland Young played Topper. The Get Off The Rug and You Too names for the dogs comes from the 1938 film, Merrily We Live with Constance Bennett and Brian Aherne. She has two Great Danes that are always laying on the rugs; hence, their names.

Voltaire2

(14,884 posts)
8. Syncretism.
Mon Dec 24, 2018, 09:36 AM
Dec 2018

The Catholic Church, as it enveloped pagan Rome, learned to ingest rather the eradicate.

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