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Mr. Bingle Lives On


Keeping New Orleans' Mr. Bingle alive
and in the hearts of generations for-evah!




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I helped Mr. Bingle!
August 2005
"Bingle in the Oaks" campaign
(Click thumbnail for full size photo)

See updated info below...


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Due to the kind support of so many, the old papier-mache
Mr. Bingle that for years was displayed on the landmark
Maison Blanche building on Canal St. was the new exhibit for
the 2005 holiday light show at City Parks' Celebration in the
Oaks, the place he now proudly calls "Home."


Click the link below to visit:

NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK CELEBRATION IN THE OAKS








"12 Yats of Christmas"

On their fabulously hilarious and nostalgic "12 Yats of Christmas" album,
Benny Grunch and The Bunch
pay tribute to the memory of Mr. Bingle in their song
I Could See The Aluminum Tree through the Pictcha Winda.
Click the link below for Benny Grunch & The Bunch:

Benny Grunch - Hey, Where Yat?! Ya'll at BennyGrunch.com








Bob Walker's New Orleans Jukebox Gold


Christmas Jukebox

Click Here to hear Mr. Bingle WDSU-TV Clip









Mr. Bingle, the Audubon Zoo Alligator


In January 2002, Associated Press reported that Burlington Resources, Inc, an oil
and gas company, donated all (12 to be exact) of the white alligators in existence to the Audubon Institute. These gators, known as leucistic alligators, with blue eyes and ivory scales are not albinos. They are 8-9 feet long and cannot be housed in the open pond with other alligators as green algae would cover their white scales which are also susceptible to developing freckles in the sun. The gators all have names, by the way. I was informed by a member of the swamp staff at the Aububon Zoo that one of the white gators was intentionally named after the blue-eyed snowman on Canal St. - his name is Mr. Bingle!



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Photo courtesy of Audubon Institute
New Orleans, Louisiana


Click Here to visit the Audubon Zoo site








Southern Yat Club Newsletter

Gone, but Not Forgotten:

The last home of Mr. Bingle, Dillard's in Clearview, former Maison Blanche
or MB's is in the process of becoming a Target. We doubt they will carry
on the Mr. Bingle tradition as Dillard's had. Christmas will be somewhat lacking
this year.

"Jingle, jangle, jingle,
no more Mr. Bingle".

Copyright 2001 - Southern Yat Newsletter
Vol. 1, No. 1 November 13, 2001
Courtesy of Southern Yat Club (Now BennyGrunch.com!)

Click below to visit Benny's "Dear Awdry" Newsletter page:

Benny Grunch - Hey, Where Yat?! Ya'll at Benny Grunch.com







Dillard's Keeping the Mr. Bingle Tradition Alive!


Let's take a look inside!


Click Here during Christmas for Dillard's "Mr. Bingle Specialty Shop"








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