... though you likely knew her as Trixie Norton. She was the last surviving cast member of "The Honeymooners".
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The Honeymooners lasting quality made those characters tangible and personal. The grim reaper just turned toward many.
Great cast. Although Gleason was the headliner I always thought Art Carney was the best actor. RIP Trixie.
99 is nice
When it's nice it is.
I don't want to be a negative Nellie here but we've all known people who were _______ by 49, 59 etc.
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Wow, I am surprised anyone from the cast was still around. Well done at 99. Makes you wonder who else is going from the bygone era.
I still see a WWII fighter pilot at the local Walgreens occasionally, nice guy. He flew thunderbolt and shot a German down towards the end of the war in Italy.
I still see a WWII fighter pilot at the local Walgreens occasionally, nice guy. He flew thunderbolt and shot a German down towards the end of the war in Italy.
I was sad to hear of Thelma "Trixie" Norton's passing. I watched the show as a kid. Ralph was a driver for Gotham Bus Company and Ed Norton worked in the sewers.
I read that Ed Norton was the basis for the characters Yogi Bear and Barney Rubble.
I read that Ed Norton was the basis for the characters Yogi Bear and Barney Rubble.
RIP Great show
RIP. I watched that show as a kid with when I stayed with my grandmother.
What a revoltin development dis is and to the moon Alice
Just bought a new caddy the salesman is 90 years old been selling cars for 68 years. Bizzare thing he knew my dad and his brothers he sold them a few caddy's back many decades ago.
