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What’s A Buckfifty?

What\'s A Buckfifty? Cartoon by Kenny Be

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  1. Sharon Says:
    April 26th, 2016 at 7:51 pm

    Found on the Internet that William Frawley (played Fred Mertz on Lucy) lived in Denver during the 1940s and worked at a place called the Rex Cafe. Does anyone know where the Rex Cafe used to be? Was it connected with the movie house that used to be in Five Points?

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