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Added {Inappropriate tone} tag edit
I added an "inappopriate tone" tag to this article. Currently the article says things like "In each of these films her most marketable asset--fanny wiggling--prominently held the spotlight." Ms. Jeffries' posterior was, indeed, "phenomenal", as the article says, but it strikes me as not in keeping with Wikipedia's preferred tone... -- Narsil (talk) 20:44, 17 June 2008 (UTC)
Mayfield, CA ceased to exist in 1925 edit
Having never heard of Mayfield, I was fascinated to read about its history and relationship with Palo Alto. In doing so I learned that the former was officially absorbed into the latter in 1925, twelve years before the birth of Miss Jeffries.
But the source, the NYT obit, perhaps due to the nostalgia of those it interviewed, says Mayfield. So what do we do here? Alex Bignell (talk) 16:53, 22 January 2021 (UTC)
filmography edit
I knew Fran Jeffries as the ski lodge singer in The Pink Panther, and that is exactly how she is credited in the article on that film. I'm not sure where "Greek 'cousin'" (in this article) comes from, so I won't edit the entry - perhaps someone more knowledgeable could address this. Thanks, y'all.... PurpleChez (talk) 03:26, 10 August 2021 (UTC)