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Marie Blake. Actress: Calling Dr. Gillespie. Edith MacDonald was the second daughter of Daniel and Anne MacDonald; her father was a contractor and politician. Early on, her older sister Elsie, younger sister Jeanette MacDonald, and she were given theatrical training. Blossom and Jeanette played Philadelphia vaudeville houses while still youngsters.
Apr 26, 2016 · The ironies of life…. Above is a picture of Jeanette MacDonald’s sister, actress Blossom Rock, in the only film she made with her brother-in-law, Gene Raymond. This shot is from the 1964 film The Best Man and they are pictured here with Cliff Robertson. More ironies…. A letter has recently surfaced regarding Blossom’s death, 13 years to ...
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Aug 25, 2023 · Blossom Rock is located just two miles east of Eastmark, which has been the #1 master-planned community in Arizona over the past decade. With home sales coming to a close at Eastmark, Blossom Rock is the next great master-planned community to be developed by Brookfield Residential. Read the associated news stories linked below.
Born Edith Blossom MacDonald, Marie Blake started out as a child performer in vaudeville, singing with her younger sisters Jeanette and Elsie. In 1926, Marie married song-and-dance man Clarence Rock, forming an act that endured into the 1930s. When vaudeville died, Marie and Clarence went "legit" in straight drama.
Jan 14, 2024 · Today we remember Jeanette MacDonald, who died on January 14, 1965 at age 61. We also remember her sister Blossom Rock, who died the very same date, at age 82, in 1978. Two sisters who were close in life… and after Jeanette’s early passing, Blossom bravely determined that the sacrifices her sister made at the expense of her great love for ...
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 6684. Source citation. Actress. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she began her career on Vaudeville in the 1920s, under the name of Marie Blake with her sister actress Jeanette McDonald. She is best-known for the role as 'Grandmama' on the television series The Addams Family. She died in Woodland Hills, California ...
