AGE AND BEAUTY
There is an actress whose name is Anne Jeffreys. In the 1950’s she and her husband, Robert Sterling, appeared on the “Topper” TV show as the ghosts, Marion and George Kirby. They were a constant presence for Cosmo Topper, the only person who could see them and they were a constant source of trouble.
Unfortunately Mr. Sterling died last year but Miss Jeffreys remains youthful and extremely beautiful. Normally one might caveat that clause with “for her age” because simple math tells you Miss Jeffreys’ approximate age–if she was an adult star in the 1950’s, it’s not hard to make a rough reckoning of her age.
If you go to the IMDB.com website and read her biography, you might find out your cyphering is not so accurate. Her bio reveals Kurt Weill chose her for one of his shows and Cole Porter enjoyed her singing. Go to
http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0420331/
and figure it out for yourself. But be sure to look at the photos of Miss Jeffreys right there and taken within the last two or three years. Some are close ups, some are full body and all are stunning. She has the beauty and presence of someone half her age. She defies everything you might believe about age and beauty and it is clear this woman remains youthful, vibrant, and beautiful with little surgical intervention–little as in her contemporaries say so little as to amount to zero.
Miss Jeffreys is an example of beauty that is ageless and timeless. Thank you, Miss Jeffreys, for your example, your artistry, and for being the most beautiful woman over 70 I have ever seen.
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