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Francis Harrison Van Wie (Born 1886 - Died 1973) was a streetcar conductor for the Market Street Railway and its successor, the Municipal Railway in San Francisco, who was famed for romancing and marrying as many as twelve women without divorce by the time he was arrested in 1945 for bigamy. Local press coverage of his arrest and trial gave him colorful, alliterative nicknames, including the Ding Dong Daddy of the D-car Line, the Trolley Toreador, and the Car Barn Casanova.

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rdfs:comment	Francis Harrison Van Wie (Born 1886 - Died 1973) was a streetcar conductor for the Market Street Railway and its successor, the Municipal Railway in San Francisco, who was famed for romancing and marrying as many as twelve women without divorce by the time he was arrested in 1945 for bigamy. Local press coverage of his arrest and trial gave him colorful, alliterative nicknames, including the Ding Dong Daddy of the D-car Line, the Trolley Toreador, and the Car Barn Casanova. (en)
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name	Francis Van Wie (en)
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birth place	Madison, Wisconsin
death place	Lake Elsinore, California
death place	Lake Elsinore, California
birth place	Madison, Wisconsin
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	San Francisco San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Municipal Railway San Quentin State Prison List of defunct San Francisco Municipal Railway lines Governor of California Motorman (locomotive) Louis Armstrong Madison, Wisconsin Streetcar Zoot Suit Riot (album) 1973 deaths 1886 births People from San Francisco Casanova 22 Fillmore Pat Brown Ringling Brothers Circus Jake Ehrlich American people convicted of bigamy Cherry Poppin' Daddies Kenosha, Wisconsin Lake Elsinore, California Bigamy Market Street Railway (transit operator) Oakland, California Military history of the United States during World War II I'm a Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas Stanton Delaplane San Francisco District Attorney Train conductor Court of Appeals of California dbr:National_Headliner_Award
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alt	Black and white portrait of Francis Van Wie from 1952. This staged photograph was provided for press coverage following his 1952 arrest for bigamy and depicts the subject, characterized by the press as an unlikely Lothario due to his baldness, surrounded by three attractive women. One woman is hugging him from behind and her face is fully visible to his right. Two women are kissing the top of his head. (en)
author	— Francis Van Wie (en)
caption	Francis Van Wie, staged photograph for press coverage following his 1952 arrest for bigamy (en)
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known for	serial bigamy (en)
occupation	Streetcar conductor (en)
source	statement at Jan 29, 1945 hearing (en)
text	"I've just been looking for something I never was able to find—a real pal and companion. I just wanted a home and kept trying to find one." (en)
title	Cherry Poppin' Daddies - The Ding-Dong Daddy of the D-Car Line [Official Video] (en)
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death year	1973-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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