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Dave Reitzes

July 13, 2010, 06:55:53 AM

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Two trumpet legends come together for (I think) the only time:

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Ian Kingsbury

August 04, 2010, 01:14:24 PM

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Two trumpet legends come together for (I think) the only time:

And I thought Hiram holliday was the original Brolly(umbrella) man

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Jerry Organ

August 26, 2010, 08:33:01 PM

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^{And I thought Hiram holliday was the original Brolly(umbrella) man}

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^{A short-lived U.S. version was produced and broadcast on ABC in 1983 as Reggie, with Richard Mulligan in the title role. Martin Clunes starred in a 2009 revival of the series, titled simply As a guest, you are not allowed to view links.
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Two great neurotics: Mulligan and Clunes. Martin Clunes is the beloved "Doc Martin" which was an excellent British ITV series set in Cornwall that was ever so chipper until it naffed with the pregnancy. In the google box original "Fall and Rise," the character was a businessman who always sported to and from work with a folded brolly.

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