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1967 talking mrs beasley doll - she still talks great and is in very good condition . was buffys doll on family affair. my wife had one when she was a lil girl so i figured i would get her one for christmas. you have to watch cause they made remakes of these in 2000 with cheryl ladds voice.
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Remember watching that show as a kid.
thank you bellin and stonie for your comment
I remember the year I got my Mrs Beasley. I still have her but she doesn't talk anymore and missing her glasses. You got a good one she has all her stuff and she is really clean.
thank you vesta
I grew up in the era of "Family Affair" and Buffy, Jody & Mrs. Beasley. I love seeing any remembrance of it. I never had the bigger talking Mrs. Beasley doll, but had the smaller Skipper size Buffy doll with a tiny Mrs. Beasley.
I'm sure your wife will love her - what a great gift!
thank you very much vin for your love and kind words
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I close my eyes and I see them all living in the New York apartment, Uncle Bill, Sissy, Buffy and Jody, with Mr. French, the nanny. Funny how one item can do that to a person. Thank you for sharing (or should I say thank you to Mrs. vanskyock24)
thank you very much for the love and memories love
Was one of my fav shows when I was little. I remember asking my mom to make my hair like Buffy's over and over. When she finally did it for me I ran all over the house with my curly ponytails bouncing up and down. The fun lasted for about ten minutes and then I was over it....lol
thanks for the love lori and frog and tly for your comment