Fay Wray
September 15, 1907 - August 8, 2004
"My scream was a product of pure imagination. I had to imagine what was happening to me, and I imagined that the nearest help was far away. When I first saw the picture I thought the screams were overdone. But they were an important part of the picture and I was delighted with how it all looked. My scenes with King were exactly the way I imagined them." --- Fay Wray
Poe Forward's Fay Wray Scream Queen page
"If I could tell you what it meant,
there would be no point in dancing it."
--- Isadora Duncan
May 27, 1877 - September 14, 1927
An American, born in San Francisco, Isadora Duncan revolutionized dance. She's considered to be the mother of MODERN DANCE. She lost her husband to suicide and her two children were drowned in a car accident. Isadora died in a freak accident herself. She was known for wearing long flowing scarves. While a passenger in an automobile, her scarf became tangled in the wheels and she was strangled to death."Affectations can be dangerous."
--- Gertrude Stein
Isadora Duncan - wiki
Isadora: A Sensational Life - Peter Kurth
Isadora's Roses: Search for Isadora's Grave - Orato
Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) Memorial - Find A Grave
"If I could tell you what it meant,
there would be no point in dancing it."
--- Isadora Duncan
May 27, 1877 - September 14, 1927
An American, born in San Francisco, Isadora Duncan revolutionized dance. She's considered to be the mother of MODERN DANCE. She lost her husband to suicide and her two children were drowned in a car accident. Isadora died in a freak accident herself. She was known for wearing long flowing scarves. While a passenger in an automobile, her scarf became tangled in the wheels and she was strangled to death."Affectations can be dangerous."
--- Gertrude Stein
Isadora Duncan - wiki
Isadora: A Sensational Life - Peter Kurth
Isadora's Roses: Search for Isadora's Grave - Orato
Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) Memorial - Find A Grave
Poe Forward's New Dead Girl Jane Wyman (January 5, 1914 - September 10, 2007) received an Academy Award for her role in JOHNNY BELINDA (1948), playing a deaf-mute rape victim forced to kill her assailant. When she accepted her statue, she said, "I won this by keeping my mouth shut, and that's what I'm going to do now."
Jane Wyman - wiki
Jane Wyman - imdb
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