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The protagonist of Witter Bynner's misogynistic play of 1926 -- "Cake: An Indulgence" -- is a wealthy, oft-married woman, identified only as "the Lady," who seeks adventure, romance and pleasure in various exotic locales.
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So he had to fess up and of course, the oft-married Jennings was free to marry again.
Archive 2004-10-01 2004
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Other characters include Will, the handsome but slow young man who keeps to himself aside from his visits to and from his Aunt Becky, and the oft-married Ludmilla with the wandering accent and her boyfriend and virtual resident, Freddy.
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Other characters include Will, the handsome but slow young man who keeps to himself aside from his visits to and from his Aunt Becky, and the oft-married Ludmilla with the wandering accent and her boyfriend and virtual resident, Freddy.
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There was vague Dody Goodman, who marched to a different drummer altogether, and Pat Harrington, Jr., whose alter ego was the opinionated Italian golf pro, Guido Panzini; the oft-married Cliff Arquette, who had a wickedly funny slant on life, would come on as “Charlie Weaver” and read letters from his mama back in Mt.
Here We Go Again Betty White 1995
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(That last is actually defensible, as loyalty to a trusted aide and for showing that, while the oft-married Ellison is many things, he is not a hypocrite.)
Forbes.com: News Dan Fost 2010
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Hollywood vet Hughes played Blossom's oft-married grandpa Buzz, after a career that had earned him a Tony Award and an Emmy Award (for an episode of 'Lou Grant').
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Anyone who knows anything about the oft-married, ex-actor, former producer and full-time legend Evans knows that he must be pleased as punch that his improbable life will be depicted on a Broadway stage.
Playbill.com : News 2010
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The oft-married Rosemary believes in as little work as possible when it comes to raising her son.
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They looked across the room at a mannequin clothed in the oft-married dress.
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