But that's not who she was held out to be in the email Mrs. Paco received. According to the email, it was Frances Bavier, better known as Aunt Bea from the Andy Griffith Show. This was supposedly a picture of her taken back in the 1930s. After posting the photo yesterday, I started getting a little suspicious and began researching it. Alas, the Aunt Bea connection turned out to be a hoax. And it was the striking contrast between Aunt Bea, young and old, that made the whole thing kind of interesting.
Still, Gloria Dehaven. Rule 5 goodness!
"Hussy!"
I disagree. Look at this woman:
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I do not accept your answer. Look at the hair, the eyebrows, the "look".
Hey, looks like yet another Canadian, eh?
ReplyDeleteMs. Paco has also been pwned!
ReplyDeleteIam sure I am correct; look at the photo.
I don't think that consensus is what we need, but at least one other site says this is Gloria Dehaven.
ReplyDeleteMake that two sites.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm.....perhaps if we look at her in a different pose?
ReplyDeleteNo need to thank me for diligently searching through scads of photos comprised of attractive, scantily clad women.
ReplyDeleteI gladly endure the eye strain out of a sense of patriotism.
Let me add, eliminating Joanne Woodward was a monumental task unto itself. But I bore it proudly.
ReplyDeleteOn the contrary, Jeff, we owe you a great debt, indeed!
ReplyDeleteI think the science is settled.
And I still say Joanne Woodward
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqIr9eUizKg
Denialist!
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