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Donna Reed

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It's an old tradition with roots in Russia, Judaism, Christianity, and many Eastern European cultures. Many people probably know it from Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life", when George and Mary Bailey welcome the Martinis into their new home. Mary: Bread... that this house may never know hunger. [Mary hands a loaf of bread to Mrs. Martini] Mary: Salt... that life may always have flavor. [Mary hands a box of salt to Mrs. Martini] George Bailey: And wine... that joy and prosperity may reign forever. Enter the Martini Castle. [George hands Mr. Martini a bottle of wine]

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Clarence is reading the The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.

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Wings .

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The film was predicated upon the short story 'The Greatest Gift ' by Philip Van Doren Stern .

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Bert & Ernie; the Sesame Street characters were named after them.

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yes Mr. Wonderful to my knowledge is not deceased. There is an article about him on the internet under kayfabememories.com if you would like to read about him. ANSWER No he is still very much alive.

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William Bendix (1953-1958) Jackie Gleason played Riley in 1949-1950.

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Lionel Barrymore

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Henry F. Potter

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Frank Capra

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His wings.

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In the film It's a Wonderful Life, George and Mary were supposed to go to Europe on their honeymoon. However, when George saw that there was a run on the bank, he used their vacation money to cover the debts in order to keep the Building and Loan operating. At the end of the day, George found Mary at their new home on Sycamore, where she had prepared a roast chicken dinner and their friends Ernie and Bert had put up posters in the windows of exotic destinations and then serenaded the newlyweds. So, they spent their honeymoon in Bedford Falls.

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Lynnie Greene played "young" Dorothy in flashback segments of Golden Girls.

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In the film It's a Wonderful Life, the role of Clarence Oddbody (Angel, Second Class) was played by Henry Travers.

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It wasn't always a tradition for men to wear a ring. In recent years it has become more popular.

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I think it was Henry F Potter "the richest and meanest man in Bedford Falls"

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A bell rang.
Every time a bell rings an angel gets its wings. :) (According to the film It's A Wonderful Life.)
"whenever a bell rings an angel gets his wings"
"Teacher says, 'Every time a bell rings, an Angel gets it's wings'."
An angel gets its wings.
A bell rings
A bell rings.
Every time you hear a bell ring.

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Dear George, remember no man is a failure who has friends. Thanks for the wings, Love Clarence

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"'Everyone Matters' is first sung by Gonzo and Kermit in the Bitterman Plaza Mall in the alternate reality sequence in It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. It is later reprised by the whole cast in front of the Muppet Theater over the closing credits. The song was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2003." http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Everyone_Matters

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The song is, "Buffalo Gals, Won't You Come Out Tonight?"

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ZuZu's petals

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Tom Sawyer.

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Clarence ?

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Eternal life