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>>Anybody know the names of Mr. Bronson's wife and daughter ?>>
Like Mrs. Crumbcake and Miss Bachalock, Mr. Bronson's wife had no given name.
Mr. Bronson's daughter, on the other hand, was called Milt. Or so they say on Fluegel Street.
Speaking of Mrs. Crumbcake, I recently had the pleasure of seeing Elvia Allman in a 1940 Paramount musical, A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S. She and nasal-voiced comedienne Blanche Stewart recreated their radio roles as the man-chasing ugly ducklings Brenda and Cobina from Bob Hope's Pepsodent Show.
I'll bet the funny farm that Allman's sex-starved spinster shtick ("Oh! A Man!") served as inspiration for the mega-horny grandma (voice by Bea Benadaret) in Tex Avery's classic 'toon RED HOT RIDING HOOD.
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