#5 Why, You is the famous Merrick Ferret of Rantburg Fame. Really, Truly, have we ever met in person ? |
| Posted by: Crineck Jeremble9260 2021-11-03 22:17 |
| #4 Those striped shorts are too large |
| Posted by: Merrick Ferret 2021-11-03 09:32 |
| #3 That hair! Those eyes! They say "I-da-ho"!  |
| Posted by: Skidmark 2021-11-03 09:17 |
#2 Dorothy Sebastian  |
| Posted by: Alistaire Hupoter5630 2021-11-03 05:26 |
| #1 Dorothy Sebastian Sebastian was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, the daughter of Lycurgus (Lawrence) Robert and Stella Armstrong Sabiston. After leaving Alabama and starting a career on the stage, she changed the spelling of her name to Sebastian. Before appearing in films, Sebastian performed onstage in the musical revue, George White's Scandals. Her first contact in Hollywood was Robert Kane, who gave her a film test at United Studios. She co-starred with Joan Crawford and Anita Page in a popular series of MGM romantic dramas, including Our Dancing Daughters (1928) and Our Blushing Brides (1930). Sebastian appeared in 1929's Spite Marriage, where she was cast opposite the then-married Buster Keaton, with whom she began an affair. By the mid-1930s, Sebastian was semi-retired from acting after marrying Hopalong Cassidy star William Boyd. After their 1936 divorce, she returned to acting appearing in mostly bit parts. Her last onscreen appearance was in the 1948 film The Miracle of the Bells. Songwriting Sebastian co-wrote the ballad "The Leaves Mustn't Fall" with Jack Kenney. Moon Mullican recorded it in 1950 and 1958, and it has become a bluegrass standard. Born: Stella Dorothy Sabiston, April 26, 1903 Birmingham, Alabama, U.S. Died: April 8, 1957 (aged 53) Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, U.S. Wikipedia |
| Posted by: Alistaire Hupoter5630 2021-11-03 05:04 |
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