Marryin' Sam

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Marryin' Sam is a comic character from the musical "Li'l Abner," known as the local preacher who specializes in performing quick and frequent marriages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf comic strip character
fictional character
musical theatre character
appearsIn Li'l Abner NERFINISHED
Li'l Abner (comic strip) NERFINISHED
Li'l Abner (musical) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Daisy Mae Scragg NERFINISHED
Dogpatch residents
Li'l Abner (character) NERFINISHED
basedInFictionalLocation Dogpatch NERFINISHED
characterTrait comedic
eager to marry couples
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Al Capp NERFINISHED
fictionalRole local preacher who performs quick marriages
firstAppearanceIn Li'l Abner (comic strip) NERFINISHED
genre humor
hasNameStyle dialectal spelling reflecting rural Southern speech
hasTheme satire of marriage and weddings
languageOfWork English
medium newspaper comic strip
stage musical
narrativeFunction comic relief
plot device to enable marriages
notableFor performing quick and frequent marriages
occupation marriage officiant
preacher
partOf Li'l Abner universe
portrayedInFilmBy Stubby Kaye NERFINISHED
portrayedInMusicalBy Stubby Kaye NERFINISHED
workAdaptation Li'l Abner (1956 Broadway musical) NERFINISHED
Li'l Abner (1959 film) NERFINISHED

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Stubby Kaye playedRole Marryin' Sam