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does someone have an idea who she could be?? I thought Pauline Frederick, but not sure

Thanks

Gee, sterling, I'm almost tempted to say it is a very young Martha Raye, but I'm probably way off.

I see a little Ida Lupino in her (especially the eyes), but that can't be right.

Anyhoo, she's cute as a dickens.

How about Anne Nagel?

The late Richard Attenborough directs Ben Kingsley in"Gandhi"

sterling wrote:
does someone have an idea who she could be?? I thought Pauline Frederick, but not sure

Thanks

I know who it is but can't think of her name. hahahahaha

Birthday boy Van Johnson frolics with daughter Schuyler who he would later abandon

rerun wrote:

sterling wrote:
does someone have an idea who she could be?? I thought Pauline Frederick, but not sure

Thanks

I know who it is but can't think of her name. hahahahaha

Well after all that I am probably wrong --- Lynn Bari?

I could find the lady, after very lucky research, she is actually not an actress, tough an artist in her days, but is more
known as STEVE COCHRAN's first wife, and mother of his only daughter, (he later was estranged of both)

FLORENCE LOCKWOOD, who was married to him from late thirties to 1946, before he met Fay McKenzie (who's still alive, aged 96)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

ANN E. TODD is 83 today


YVETTE VICKERS (1928 - 2010)


JIM DAVIS (1909 - 1981)

Very sad about Schuyler Johnson's estrangement from her dad. Some years ago when I was working with MODA Entertainment I was helping to coordinate guests for the ICONS Radio Hour. We managed to acquire an impressive lineup of guests, with the majority being the children of celebrities: Steve Bogart (who actually was President of MODA), Rory Flynn, Chris Lemmon, Chris Costello, Leo Gorcey Jr., Brigid O'Brien, and so on. Unfortunately, the two guests who refused to appear on our program were Schuyler and Casey Cagney.

It was most likely too painful for Schuyler, Stone.

And probably also for Casey, Joe. She and her brother had a very strange upbringing in the Cagney household from what I understand.

Actually, it wasn't even in the household technically.

Director Bretaigne Windust (center) does a script runthrough with the stars of "Winter Meeting", John Hoyt, Bette Davis, birthday boy Jim Davis and Janis Paige in 1948

Birthday gal Yvette Vickers was quite a dish in her day