Talk:Mary Gordon (actress)

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The Cinnamon Bear, I'd Swear!

Mary Gordon's voice -- at least as encountered in the 1939 Jimmy Stewart/Paulette Goddard film "Pot O' Gold" -- is a dead ringer for that of The Cinnamon Bear, a radio special aired for many consecutive Decembers as a Christmas program. I was very surprised when I learned that the voice was actually provided by a vaudeville performer named Bobby Duncan.

2603:301F:E01:7C00:3828:F400:539D:A35E (talk) 17:51, 11 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]