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Help[Games] Old Hollywood Insp. CAF (Part 1)
I thought I would combine my two greatest loves -- writing and names -- to create an Old Hollywood inspired CAF! I hope you all enjoy this :)
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Born in 1914, BLANK was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in (YOUR CHOICE: "Berlin, Baby!", "The Cigarette Girl", "Désirée Clary", or "The Unloving Heart"). Though her name at birth was BLANK, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Maly, Jo, Yvonne, Bobbie, Kay, Della, Fay, Nelda, Alta, Wilda. (Her new last name starts with the same letter as her new first name and is one to two syllables long.)
Her Family:
LN: Huber, Rosenbaum, Wurtzbach, Schön, Jentsch, Köhler
DH: Ernst, Carl, Heinrich, Hermann, Hugo, Franz, Paul, Adolf, August, Johannes
DW: Ida, Clara, Berta, Luise, Gertrud, Anna, Marie, Margarete, Elisabeth, Minna
DD: (Her) Käthe, Hertha, Annemarie, Martha, Hildegard, Nancy, Rosa, Maxine, Mable, Eileen
DD: Lieselotte, Elfriede, Maria, Ursula, Ingeborg, Lorene, Anita, Goldie, Leola, Elnora
DS: Helmut, Heinz, Erich, Rolf, Curt, Loren, Roosevelt, Garland, Monroe, Emery
DD/DS: Christa, Waltraud, Renate, Hannelore, Eva, Erika, Jean, Norma, Phyllis, June // Hans, Wolfgang, Jürgen, Klaus, Peter, Gene, Vernon, Clifford, Roger, Glenn
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Soon after, BLANK became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("And Only to Tame", "The Faded Rose", "A Walk Down Memory Lane", or "As the Night Fades"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, (YOUR CHOICE). He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, BLANK would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, BLANK would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and BLANK's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
(LN: Surname of a famous actor from the 50s)
DH: Van, Howard, Roy, Jesse, Claude, Leslie, Curtis, Tony, Frank, Kelly
DW: (Her)
DD1: (First name is a combo-smoosh of her parents' names, middle honors her grandmother)
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Despite DD1 playing a younger version of her mother's character in ("The Witch's Kiss", "Choir Girl", "Infamous", or "Betty"), she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. DD1 became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, BLANK and DD1 rekindled their relationship via the birth of DD1's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
(LN: Aaronson, Geller, Horowitz, Goldschimdt, Lieberman, Margolis)
DH: Noam, Jacob, David, Uri, Lavie, Aharon, Baruch, Efrayim, Gad, Moshe
DD1:
DS: Reuven, Refael, Shabtai, Dov, Yaakov, Yefet, Ariel, Omer, Eitan, Joseph
DD: Tamar, Avigayil, Batya, Shira, Noa, Esther, Chava, Dobah, Malka, Rivkah
DD: Shoshannah, Ruth, Yocheved, Yael, Miriam, Chaya, Devorah, Aviva, Hila, Nechama
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In part two, we'll learn about BLANK's other children and marriages, plus the rest of her glamorous films and scandalous choices. Hope you enjoyed!
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Born in 1914, BLANK was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in (YOUR CHOICE: "Berlin, Baby!", "The Cigarette Girl", "Désirée Clary", or "The Unloving Heart"). Though her name at birth was BLANK, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Maly, Jo, Yvonne, Bobbie, Kay, Della, Fay, Nelda, Alta, Wilda. (Her new last name starts with the same letter as her new first name and is one to two syllables long.)
Her Family:
LN: Huber, Rosenbaum, Wurtzbach, Schön, Jentsch, Köhler
DH: Ernst, Carl, Heinrich, Hermann, Hugo, Franz, Paul, Adolf, August, Johannes
DW: Ida, Clara, Berta, Luise, Gertrud, Anna, Marie, Margarete, Elisabeth, Minna
DD: (Her) Käthe, Hertha, Annemarie, Martha, Hildegard, Nancy, Rosa, Maxine, Mable, Eileen
DD: Lieselotte, Elfriede, Maria, Ursula, Ingeborg, Lorene, Anita, Goldie, Leola, Elnora
DS: Helmut, Heinz, Erich, Rolf, Curt, Loren, Roosevelt, Garland, Monroe, Emery
DD/DS: Christa, Waltraud, Renate, Hannelore, Eva, Erika, Jean, Norma, Phyllis, June // Hans, Wolfgang, Jürgen, Klaus, Peter, Gene, Vernon, Clifford, Roger, Glenn
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Soon after, BLANK became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("And Only to Tame", "The Faded Rose", "A Walk Down Memory Lane", or "As the Night Fades"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, (YOUR CHOICE). He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, BLANK would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, BLANK would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and BLANK's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
(LN: Surname of a famous actor from the 50s)
DH: Van, Howard, Roy, Jesse, Claude, Leslie, Curtis, Tony, Frank, Kelly
DW: (Her)
DD1: (First name is a combo-smoosh of her parents' names, middle honors her grandmother)
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Despite DD1 playing a younger version of her mother's character in ("The Witch's Kiss", "Choir Girl", "Infamous", or "Betty"), she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. DD1 became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, BLANK and DD1 rekindled their relationship via the birth of DD1's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
(LN: Aaronson, Geller, Horowitz, Goldschimdt, Lieberman, Margolis)
DH: Noam, Jacob, David, Uri, Lavie, Aharon, Baruch, Efrayim, Gad, Moshe
DD1:
DS: Reuven, Refael, Shabtai, Dov, Yaakov, Yefet, Ariel, Omer, Eitan, Joseph
DD: Tamar, Avigayil, Batya, Shira, Noa, Esther, Chava, Dobah, Malka, Rivkah
DD: Shoshannah, Ruth, Yocheved, Yael, Miriam, Chaya, Devorah, Aviva, Hila, Nechama
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In part two, we'll learn about BLANK's other children and marriages, plus the rest of her glamorous films and scandalous choices. Hope you enjoyed!
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Born in 1914, Alta Rose was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Unloving Heart". Though her name at birth was Rosa Hildegard Rosenbaum, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
Her Family:
DH: Franz August Rosenbaum
DW: Anna Elisabeth Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Rosa Hildegard Rosenbaum "Alta Rose"
DD: Leola Elfriede Rosenbaum
DS: Curt Emery Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Eva Hannelore Rosenbaum & Hans, Klaus Roger Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Alta Rose became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Moore, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Don't Play With My Heart, O Bettina!". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Rosa would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, she would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Leslie's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Frank Mortensen "Leslie Moore"
DW: Rosa Hildegard Rosenbaum "Alta Rose"
DD1: Roslie Annalisa Mortensen
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Despite Roz playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Roz became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Rosa and Roz rekindled their relationship via the birth of Roz's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
Her Family:
DH: Franz August Rosenbaum
DW: Anna Elisabeth Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Rosa Hildegard Rosenbaum "Alta Rose"
DD: Leola Elfriede Rosenbaum
DS: Curt Emery Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Eva Hannelore Rosenbaum & Hans, Klaus Roger Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Alta Rose became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Moore, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Don't Play With My Heart, O Bettina!". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Rosa would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, she would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Leslie's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Frank Mortensen "Leslie Moore"
DW: Rosa Hildegard Rosenbaum "Alta Rose"
DD1: Roslie Annalisa Mortensen
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Despite Roz playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Roz became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Rosa and Roz rekindled their relationship via the birth of Roz's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
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Born in 1914, Martha Rosenbaum was the eldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Unloving Heart." Though her name at birth was Martha Hildegard Rosenbaum, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy. The name they gave her was Jo Jepsen.
August Hermann & Ida Luise Rosenbaum with Martha Hildegard, Leola Lorene, Rolf Garland, Eva Hannelore, and Klaus Vernon Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Jo Jepsen became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose." In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Holden, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Whisper." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Jo would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Jo would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Jo's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
August Hermann & Ida Luise Rosenbaum with Martha Hildegard, Leola Lorene, Rolf Garland, Eva Hannelore, and Klaus Vernon Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Jo Jepsen became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose." In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Holden, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Whisper." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Jo would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Jo would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Jo's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
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Born in 1914, Bobbie was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meagre paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Annemarie, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Bobbie Blue.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Ernst Johannes Paul Köhler
DW: Ida Clara Luise Köhler nee Beck
DD: Annemarie Nancy Hildegard Köhler
DD: Lieselotte Maria Lorene Köhler "Lotte"
DS: Rolf Erich Loren Köhler
DD/DS: Hannelore Phyllis June Köhler // Wolfgang Jürgen Klaus Köhler "Wolfe"
Ernst & Ida
Annemarie | Lotte | Rolf | Hannelore | Wolfe
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Soon after, Bobbie Blue became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit.
The name they gave her was: Bobbie Blue.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Ernst Johannes Paul Köhler
DW: Ida Clara Luise Köhler nee Beck
DD: Annemarie Nancy Hildegard Köhler
DD: Lieselotte Maria Lorene Köhler "Lotte"
DS: Rolf Erich Loren Köhler
DD/DS: Hannelore Phyllis June Köhler // Wolfgang Jürgen Klaus Köhler "Wolfe"
Ernst & Ida
Annemarie | Lotte | Rolf | Hannelore | Wolfe
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Soon after, Bobbie Blue became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit.
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Born in 1914, Bobbie was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meagre paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Annemarie, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Bobbie Blue.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Ernst Johannes Paul Köhler
DW: Ida Clara Luise Köhler nee Beck
DD: Annemarie Nancy Hildegard Köhler
DD: Lieselotte Maria Lorene Köhler "Lotte"
DS: Rolf Erich Loren Köhler
DD/DS: Hannelore Phyllis June Köhler // Wolfgang Jürgen Klaus Köhler "Wolfe"
Ernst & Ida
Annemarie | Lotte | Rolf | Hannelore | Wolfe
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Soon after, Bobbie Blue became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit.
The name they gave her was: Bobbie Blue.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Ernst Johannes Paul Köhler
DW: Ida Clara Luise Köhler nee Beck
DD: Annemarie Nancy Hildegard Köhler
DD: Lieselotte Maria Lorene Köhler "Lotte"
DS: Rolf Erich Loren Köhler
DD/DS: Hannelore Phyllis June Köhler // Wolfgang Jürgen Klaus Köhler "Wolfe"
Ernst & Ida
Annemarie | Lotte | Rolf | Hannelore | Wolfe
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Soon after, Bobbie Blue became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit.
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Born in 1914, Rosa was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Rosa Huber, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Jo Jennings
Her Family:
LN: Huber
DH: Franz Heinrich Huber
DW: Ida Berta {Wurtzbach} Huber
DD: Rosa Nancy Huber
DD: Leola Ingeborg Huber
DS: Curt Erich Huber
DD/DS: Norma Waltraud Huber // Vernon Klaus Huber
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Soon after, Jo became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film “The Faded Rose”. In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Claude Stewart, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, A Princess in Paris. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone.
The name they gave her was: Jo Jennings
Her Family:
LN: Huber
DH: Franz Heinrich Huber
DW: Ida Berta {Wurtzbach} Huber
DD: Rosa Nancy Huber
DD: Leola Ingeborg Huber
DS: Curt Erich Huber
DD/DS: Norma Waltraud Huber // Vernon Klaus Huber
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Soon after, Jo became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film “The Faded Rose”. In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Claude Stewart, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, A Princess in Paris. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone.
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Born in 1914, Wilda was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Käthe, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Wilda Wescott
WILDA WESCOTT 'S FAMILY
THE KOHLER FAMILY
Carl Ernst ❤️ Marie Berta "Mia"
Käthe Maxine Annemarie (aka Wilda)
Elnora Goldie Maria
Curt Erich
Hannelore Phyllis Jean & Wolfgang Klaus
[Carl & Mia || Käthe, Elnora, Curt, Hanna, Wolfgang]
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Soon after, Wilda became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van McCambridge, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Meet Cute". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Van would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Wilda's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
THE MCCAMBRIDGE FAMILY
Van Claude & Käthe Maxine Annemarie (aka Wilda)
Vanda Marie "Vannie"
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Born in 1914, Wilda was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Käthe, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Wilda Wescott
WILDA WESCOTT 'S FAMILY
THE KOHLER FAMILY
Carl Ernst ❤️ Marie Berta "Mia"
Käthe Maxine Annemarie (aka Wilda)
Elnora Goldie Maria
Curt Erich
Hannelore Phyllis Jean & Wolfgang Klaus
[Carl & Mia || Käthe, Elnora, Curt, Hanna, Wolfgang]
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Soon after, Wilda became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van McCambridge, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Meet Cute". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Van would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Wilda's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
THE MCCAMBRIDGE FAMILY
Van Claude & Käthe Maxine Annemarie (aka Wilda)
Vanda Marie "Vannie"
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Born in 1914, Hertha was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Hertha Köhler, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Alta Adler.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: August Ernst Köhler
DW: Margarete Luise Schön
DD: Hertha Annemarie
DD: Elfriede Ursula
DS: Erich Curt
DD/DS: Renate Waltraud // Klaus Wolfgang
Soon after, Hertha became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("As the Night Fades"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Applebloom Road". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Hertha would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Hertha would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Hertha's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Claude Curtis Cooper
DW: Hertha Annemarie née Köhler
DD1: Claudertha Margaret Cooper
Despite Margaret playing a younger version of her mother's character in ("Infamous"), she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Maggie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Hertha and Maggie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Maggie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Moshe David Horowitz
DD1: Claudertha Margaret née Cooper (goes by Margaret)
DS: Refael Joseph Horowitz
DD: Shira Esther Horowitz
DD: Devorah Ruth Horowitz
The name they gave her was: Alta Adler.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: August Ernst Köhler
DW: Margarete Luise Schön
DD: Hertha Annemarie
DD: Elfriede Ursula
DS: Erich Curt
DD/DS: Renate Waltraud // Klaus Wolfgang
Soon after, Hertha became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("As the Night Fades"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Applebloom Road". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Hertha would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Hertha would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Hertha's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Claude Curtis Cooper
DW: Hertha Annemarie née Köhler
DD1: Claudertha Margaret Cooper
Despite Margaret playing a younger version of her mother's character in ("Infamous"), she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Maggie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Hertha and Maggie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Maggie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Moshe David Horowitz
DD1: Claudertha Margaret née Cooper (goes by Margaret)
DS: Refael Joseph Horowitz
DD: Shira Esther Horowitz
DD: Devorah Ruth Horowitz
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Born in 1914, Maxine Rosenbaum, Käthe to her family, was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in (YOUR CHOICE: "Désirée Clary"). Though her name at birth was Käthe Maxine Rosenbaum, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Maly Moore
Her Family:
LN: Rosenbaum
DH: Franz August Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Gertrud Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Käthe Maxine Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Leola Rosenbaum
DS: Erich Roosevelt Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Renate June Rosenbaum // Wolfgang Vernon Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Maly Moore became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("And Only to Tame"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Howard Gable, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, ("The Faded Rose"). He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Maly would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Maly would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Maly's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
The name they gave her was: Maly Moore
Her Family:
LN: Rosenbaum
DH: Franz August Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Gertrud Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Käthe Maxine Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Leola Rosenbaum
DS: Erich Roosevelt Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Renate June Rosenbaum // Wolfgang Vernon Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Maly Moore became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film ("And Only to Tame"). In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Howard Gable, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, ("The Faded Rose"). He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Maly would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Maly would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Maly's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
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Born in 1914, Hildegard Schön was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Hildegard Annemarie Schön, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
Her Family:
DH: Ernst Franz Schön
DW: Margarete Ida (Kohler) Schön
DD: Hildegard Annemarie Schön
DD: Ingeborg Lieselotte Schön
DS: Rolf Helmut Schön
DD/DS: Renate Eva Schön // Klaus Hans Schön
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Soon after, Della Doe became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Roy Wayne, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Lovers and Secret Admirers". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Della would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Della would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Roy's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Roy Howard Wayne
DW: Della Fay Doe
DD1: Roselle Margarete Wayne
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Despite Roselle playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Roselle became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Della and Roselle rekindled their relationship via the birth of Roselle's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Noam David Geller
DD1: Roselle Margarete (Wayne) Geller
DS: Shabtai Yaakov Geller
DD: Chava Esther Geller
DD: Yael Nechama Geller
Her Family:
DH: Ernst Franz Schön
DW: Margarete Ida (Kohler) Schön
DD: Hildegard Annemarie Schön
DD: Ingeborg Lieselotte Schön
DS: Rolf Helmut Schön
DD/DS: Renate Eva Schön // Klaus Hans Schön
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Soon after, Della Doe became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Roy Wayne, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Lovers and Secret Admirers". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Della would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Della would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Roy's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Roy Howard Wayne
DW: Della Fay Doe
DD1: Roselle Margarete Wayne
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Despite Roselle playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Roselle became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Della and Roselle rekindled their relationship via the birth of Roselle's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Noam David Geller
DD1: Roselle Margarete (Wayne) Geller
DS: Shabtai Yaakov Geller
DD: Chava Esther Geller
DD: Yael Nechama Geller
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Born in 1914, Martha Wurtzbach was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Martha Hildegard Wurtzbach, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.The name they gave her was: Wilda Winslow
Her Family:
DH: Ernst Paul Wurtzbach
DW: Klara Gertrud Jentsch
DD: (Her) Martha Hildegard Wurtzbach
DD: Leola Ingeborg Wurtzbach
DS: Erich Roosevelt Wurtzbach
DD/DS: Phyllis Renate & Gene Jürgen Wurtzbach
Soon after, Wilda Winslow became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Frank Howard Tracy, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Come Away With Me". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone.
Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda Winslow would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids' shock. Only three years later, Wilda would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Wilda's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Frank Howard Tracy
DW: Martha Wurtzbach aka Wilda Winslow
DD1: Francilda Claire Tracy "Frankie"
Despite Francilda Tracy playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Frankie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Wilda and Frankie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Frankie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
Her Family:
DH: Ernst Paul Wurtzbach
DW: Klara Gertrud Jentsch
DD: (Her) Martha Hildegard Wurtzbach
DD: Leola Ingeborg Wurtzbach
DS: Erich Roosevelt Wurtzbach
DD/DS: Phyllis Renate & Gene Jürgen Wurtzbach
Soon after, Wilda Winslow became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Frank Howard Tracy, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Come Away With Me". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone.
Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda Winslow would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids' shock. Only three years later, Wilda would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Wilda's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Frank Howard Tracy
DW: Martha Wurtzbach aka Wilda Winslow
DD1: Francilda Claire Tracy "Frankie"
Despite Francilda Tracy playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Frankie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Wilda and Frankie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Frankie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
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Born in 1914, Martha was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Martha, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Wilda Koffer.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Johannes Ernst Köhler
DW: Minna Luise Köhler
-DD: Martha Eileen Köhler (Wilda Koffer)
-DD: Leola Elfriede Köhler
-DS: Erich Garland Köhler
-DD/DS: Erika Renate Köhler / Klaus Vernon Köhler
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Soon after, Wilda became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "When Love Hits". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Wilda would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Kelly's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
LN: Dandridge
DH: Kelly Howard Dandridge
DW: Martha Eileen Köhler (Wilda Koffer)
-DD1: Willy Minna Dandridge
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Despite Will playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Willy became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Wilda and Willy rekindled their relationship via the birth of Willy's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
The name they gave her was: Wilda Koffer.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Johannes Ernst Köhler
DW: Minna Luise Köhler
-DD: Martha Eileen Köhler (Wilda Koffer)
-DD: Leola Elfriede Köhler
-DS: Erich Garland Köhler
-DD/DS: Erika Renate Köhler / Klaus Vernon Köhler
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Soon after, Wilda became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, BLANK, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "When Love Hits". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Wilda would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Wilda would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Kelly's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
LN: Dandridge
DH: Kelly Howard Dandridge
DW: Martha Eileen Köhler (Wilda Koffer)
-DD1: Willy Minna Dandridge
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Despite Will playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Willy became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Wilda and Willy rekindled their relationship via the birth of Willy's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
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Born in 1914, Fay Foster was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Martha Köhler the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Fay Foster.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Johannes Hugo Köhler
DW: Luise Margarete Köhler
DD: Martha Annemarie Köhler
DD: Anita Lorene Köhler
DS: Emery Garland Köhler
DD/DS: Renate Jean Köhler // Peter Wolfgang Köhler
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Soon after, Fay Foster became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film “As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Howard Grant, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Victory in Vermont”. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fay would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Howard Grant would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Fay’s supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Howard Grant
DW: Fay Foster
DD1: Flower Margery Grant
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Despite Flower playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Flower Grant became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Fay and Flower rekindled their relationship via the birth of Flower’s first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: David Jacob Horowitz
DD1: Flower Margery Grant
DS: Reuven Joseph Horowitz
DD: Esther Chava Horowitz
DD: Yael Devorah Horowitz
The name they gave her was: Fay Foster.
Her Family:
LN: Köhler
DH: Johannes Hugo Köhler
DW: Luise Margarete Köhler
DD: Martha Annemarie Köhler
DD: Anita Lorene Köhler
DS: Emery Garland Köhler
DD/DS: Renate Jean Köhler // Peter Wolfgang Köhler
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Soon after, Fay Foster became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film “As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Howard Grant, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Victory in Vermont”. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fay would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Howard Grant would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Fay’s supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Howard Grant
DW: Fay Foster
DD1: Flower Margery Grant
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Despite Flower playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Flower Grant became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Fay and Flower rekindled their relationship via the birth of Flower’s first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: David Jacob Horowitz
DD1: Flower Margery Grant
DS: Reuven Joseph Horowitz
DD: Esther Chava Horowitz
DD: Yael Devorah Horowitz
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Born in 1914, FAY FALLON was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was ANNEMARIE, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
Her Family:
DH: Franz Heinrich Rosenbaum
DW: Clara Luise Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Annemarie Käthe Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Goldie Rosenbaum
DS: Helmut Erich Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Hannelore Waltraud Rosenbaum // Wolfgang Peter Rosenbaum
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Soon after, FAY FALLON became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, LESLIE NEWMAN, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Yesterday’s Girl”. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, FAY would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, FAY would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and FAY's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Newman
DW: Fay Fallon
DD1: LeFay Clara Newman
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Despite LEFAY NEWMAN playing a younger version of her mother's character in "The Witch's Kiss", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. LEFAY became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, FAY and LEFAY rekindled their relationship via the birth of LEFAY's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Efrayim David Goldschmidt
DD1: Lefay Clara (Newman) Goldschmidt
DS: Yaakov Ariel Goldschmidt
DD: Tamar Rivkah Goldschmidt
DD: Shoshannah Miriam Goldschmidt
Her Family:
DH: Franz Heinrich Rosenbaum
DW: Clara Luise Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Annemarie Käthe Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Goldie Rosenbaum
DS: Helmut Erich Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Hannelore Waltraud Rosenbaum // Wolfgang Peter Rosenbaum
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Soon after, FAY FALLON became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, LESLIE NEWMAN, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Yesterday’s Girl”. He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, FAY would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, FAY would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and FAY's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Newman
DW: Fay Fallon
DD1: LeFay Clara Newman
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Despite LEFAY NEWMAN playing a younger version of her mother's character in "The Witch's Kiss", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. LEFAY became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, FAY and LEFAY rekindled their relationship via the birth of LEFAY's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Efrayim David Goldschmidt
DD1: Lefay Clara (Newman) Goldschmidt
DS: Yaakov Ariel Goldschmidt
DD: Tamar Rivkah Goldschmidt
DD: Shoshannah Miriam Goldschmidt
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Born in 1914, Alta Adams was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Cigarette Girl". Though her name at birth was Mable Kohler, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Alta Adams.
Her Family:
DH: Franz Heinrich Köhler
DW: Margarete Luise Köhler, née Jentsch
DD: Mable Annemarie Kohler
DD: Lorene Ursula Kohler
DS: Garland Heinz Kohler
DD/DS: Phyllis Renate Kohler & Clifford Klaus Kohler
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Soon after, Adams became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Frank Holden, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Queen of Sheba". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Adams would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Adams would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Holden's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Frank Leslie Holden
DW: Alta Adams
DD1: Franalta Margaret Holden
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Despite Franalta playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Franalta became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Adams and Franalta rekindled their relationship via the birth of Franalta's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Gad Baruch Geller
DD1: Franalta Margaret Geller, née Holden
DS: Ariel Joseph Geller
DD: Shira Esther Geller
DD: Aviva Ruth Geller
The name they gave her was: Alta Adams.
Her Family:
DH: Franz Heinrich Köhler
DW: Margarete Luise Köhler, née Jentsch
DD: Mable Annemarie Kohler
DD: Lorene Ursula Kohler
DS: Garland Heinz Kohler
DD/DS: Phyllis Renate Kohler & Clifford Klaus Kohler
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Soon after, Adams became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Frank Holden, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Queen of Sheba". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Adams would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Adams would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Holden's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Frank Leslie Holden
DW: Alta Adams
DD1: Franalta Margaret Holden
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Despite Franalta playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Franalta became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Adams and Franalta rekindled their relationship via the birth of Franalta's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Gad Baruch Geller
DD1: Franalta Margaret Geller, née Holden
DS: Ariel Joseph Geller
DD: Shira Esther Geller
DD: Aviva Ruth Geller
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Born in 1914, Alta Anson was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary." Though her name at birth was Hertha, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Alta Anson.
Her Family:
DH: Hermann August Köhler
DW: Minna Margarete Wurtzbach
DD: Hertha Annemarie Köhler
DD: Ursula Elnora Köhler
DS: Rolf Monroe Köhler
DD/DS: Christa Renate Köhler // Roger Wolfgang Köhler
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Soon after, Alta Anson became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame." In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Hurt Me Not." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Alta would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Alta would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Van's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Van Leslie Clift
DW: Alta Anson
DD1: Vanalta Minnie Clift
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Despite Vanalta playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl," she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Vanalta became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Alta and Vanalta rekindled their relationship via the birth of Vanalta's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Uri Noam Margolis
DD1: Vanalta Minnie Clift
DS: Reuven Yaakov Margolis
DD: Malka Tamar Margolis
DD: Yael Aviva Margolis
Born in 1914, Alta Anson was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary." Though her name at birth was Hertha, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Alta Anson.
Her Family:
DH: Hermann August Köhler
DW: Minna Margarete Wurtzbach
DD: Hertha Annemarie Köhler
DD: Ursula Elnora Köhler
DS: Rolf Monroe Köhler
DD/DS: Christa Renate Köhler // Roger Wolfgang Köhler
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Soon after, Alta Anson became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame." In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Hurt Me Not." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Alta would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Alta would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Van's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Van Leslie Clift
DW: Alta Anson
DD1: Vanalta Minnie Clift
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Despite Vanalta playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl," she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Vanalta became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Alta and Vanalta rekindled their relationship via the birth of Vanalta's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Uri Noam Margolis
DD1: Vanalta Minnie Clift
DS: Reuven Yaakov Margolis
DD: Malka Tamar Margolis
DD: Yael Aviva Margolis
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Born in 1914, Della Daniels was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Käthe Eileen, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Della Daniels.
DH: Johannes Ernst Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Elisabeth [Jentsch] Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Käthe Eileen Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Elnora Rosenbaum
DS: Heinz Erich Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Waltraud June Rosenbaum // Hans Clifford Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Della Daniels became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Gable, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Moonlight Love". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Della would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Leslie would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Della's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Roy Gable
DW: Della Daniels
DD1: Dellie Minna Gable
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Despite Dellie playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Dellie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Della and Dellie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Dellie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: David Moshe Lieberman
DD1: Dellie Minna [Gable] Lieberman
DS: Eitan Joseph Lieberman
DD: Noa Esther Lieberman
DD: Aviva Ruth Lieberman
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The name they gave her was Della Daniels.
DH: Johannes Ernst Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Elisabeth [Jentsch] Rosenbaum
DD: (Her) Käthe Eileen Rosenbaum
DD: Lieselotte Elnora Rosenbaum
DS: Heinz Erich Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Waltraud June Rosenbaum // Hans Clifford Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Della Daniels became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Gable, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Moonlight Love". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Della would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Leslie would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Della's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Roy Gable
DW: Della Daniels
DD1: Dellie Minna Gable
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Despite Dellie playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Choir Girl", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Dellie became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Della and Dellie rekindled their relationship via the birth of Dellie's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: David Moshe Lieberman
DD1: Dellie Minna [Gable] Lieberman
DS: Eitan Joseph Lieberman
DD: Noa Esther Lieberman
DD: Aviva Ruth Lieberman
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Born in 1914, Fay Forester was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary". Though her name at birth was Mable Jentsch, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Fay Forester!
DH: August Hermann Jentsch
DW: Margarete Luise [Wurtzbach] Jentsch
DD: (Fay) Mable Hertha Jentsch
DD: Ursula Lorene Jentsch
DS: Curt Monroe Jentsch
DD/DS: Jean Hannelore // Clifford Jürgen Jentsch
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Soon after, Fay Forester became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Les Grant, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Façade". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fay would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Fay would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Fay's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie "Les" Roy Grant
DW: Fay Forester
DD1: LeFay Margarete Grant
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Despite LeFay Grant playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. LeFay Grant became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Fay and LeFay rekindled their relationship via the birth of LeFay's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
Born in 1914, Fay Forester was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary". Though her name at birth was Mable Jentsch, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was: Fay Forester!
DH: August Hermann Jentsch
DW: Margarete Luise [Wurtzbach] Jentsch
DD: (Fay) Mable Hertha Jentsch
DD: Ursula Lorene Jentsch
DS: Curt Monroe Jentsch
DD/DS: Jean Hannelore // Clifford Jürgen Jentsch
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Soon after, Fay Forester became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "The Faded Rose". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Les Grant, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Façade". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fay would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Fay would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Fay's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie "Les" Roy Grant
DW: Fay Forester
DD1: LeFay Margarete Grant
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Despite LeFay Grant playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. LeFay Grant became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Fay and LeFay rekindled their relationship via the birth of LeFay's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
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Born in 1914, Fay Franklin was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Hildegard Schön, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Fay Franklin.
DH: August Johannes Schön
DW: Ida Elisabeth Rosenbaum
August & Ida || Hildegard, Ursula, Erich, Hannelore, and Wolfgang
DD: Hildegard Rosa Schön
DD: Ursula Maria Schön
DS: Erich Helmut Schön
DD/DS: Hannelore Eva Schön // Wolfgang Hans Schön
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Soon after, Fay Franklin became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades".
Born in 1914, Fay Franklin was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Berlin, Baby!". Though her name at birth was Hildegard Schön, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Fay Franklin.
DH: August Johannes Schön
DW: Ida Elisabeth Rosenbaum
August & Ida || Hildegard, Ursula, Erich, Hannelore, and Wolfgang
DD: Hildegard Rosa Schön
DD: Ursula Maria Schön
DS: Erich Helmut Schön
DD/DS: Hannelore Eva Schön // Wolfgang Hans Schön
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Soon after, Fay Franklin became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades".
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Born in 1914, Fay Fleming was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary.” Though her name at birth was Käthe Wurtzbach, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Fay Fleming.
DH: Franz August Wurtzbach
DW: Minna Luise Köhler
DD: Käthe Hildegard
DD: Elfriede Maria “Frieda”
DS: Curt Roosevelt
DD/DS: Renate Phyllis & Roger Klaus
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Soon after, Fay Fleming became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame.” In 1940, at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van Curtis, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Two to Tango.” He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fleming would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids’ shock. Only three years later, Fleming would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Curtis’s supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
Born in 1914, Fay Fleming was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary.” Though her name at birth was Käthe Wurtzbach, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
The name they gave her was Fay Fleming.
DH: Franz August Wurtzbach
DW: Minna Luise Köhler
DD: Käthe Hildegard
DD: Elfriede Maria “Frieda”
DS: Curt Roosevelt
DD/DS: Renate Phyllis & Roger Klaus
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Soon after, Fay Fleming became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame.” In 1940, at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Van Curtis, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, “Two to Tango.” He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Fleming would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids’ shock. Only three years later, Fleming would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Curtis’s supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
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Born in 1914, Yvonne York was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "The Unloving Heart". Though her name at birth was Martha Rosenbaum, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
Her Family:
DH: Johannes Ernst Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Luise Rosenbaum (née Schön)
DD: (Her) Martha Hildegarde Rosenbaum
DD: Goldie Ingeborg Rosenbaum
DS: Erich Curt Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Christa Hannelore Rosenbaum & Wolfgang Peter Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Yvonne York became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Hepburn, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Forget Me Not." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Yvonne would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Yvonne would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Yvonne's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Curtis Hepburn
DW: Yvonne York
DD1: Levonne Minna Hepburn
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Despite Levonne Hepburn playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Levonne became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Yvonne and Levonne rekindled their relationship via the birth of Levonne's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Jacob Noam Goldschimdt
DD1: Levonne Minna Hepburn
DS: Joseph Refael Goldschimdt
DD: Esther Rivka Goldschimdt
DD: Miriam Shoshannah Goldschimdt
Her Family:
DH: Johannes Ernst Rosenbaum
DW: Minna Luise Rosenbaum (née Schön)
DD: (Her) Martha Hildegarde Rosenbaum
DD: Goldie Ingeborg Rosenbaum
DS: Erich Curt Rosenbaum
DD/DS: Christa Hannelore Rosenbaum & Wolfgang Peter Rosenbaum
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Soon after, Yvonne York became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "As the Night Fades". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, Leslie Hepburn, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Forget Me Not." He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, Yvonne would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, Yvonne would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and Yvonne's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Leslie Curtis Hepburn
DW: Yvonne York
DD1: Levonne Minna Hepburn
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Despite Levonne Hepburn playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Betty", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. Levonne became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, Yvonne and Levonne rekindled their relationship via the birth of Levonne's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Jacob Noam Goldschimdt
DD1: Levonne Minna Hepburn
DS: Joseph Refael Goldschimdt
DD: Esther Rivka Goldschimdt
DD: Miriam Shoshannah Goldschimdt
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Born in 1914, WILDA WHITE was the oldest child of a German immigrant family in Pennsylvania. Although she had yet to dye her hair platinum, she was still striking and had always possessed that doe-like gaze, which later become her trademark. Before fame she worked at textile factory, using her meager paycheck to support her parents. It was on a trip to New York to visit her aunt that she was spotted, soon finding work as a model, and eventually, an actress. Her first big role came in 1935, when she starred in "Désirée Clary". Though her name at birth was Käthe Eileen Wurtzbach, the studios decided to give her something more star-worthy.
Her Family:
DH: Ernst Adolf Wurtzbach
DW: Ida Elisabeth Huber
DD: (Her) Käthe Eileen Wurtzbach
DD: Elfriede "Elfie" Goldie Wurtzbach
DS: Rolf Garland Wurtzbach
DD/DS: Renate Jean Wurtzbach // Klaus Vernon Wurtzbach
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Soon after, WILDA WHITE became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, VAN GABLE, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Madame Rogue". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, WILDA would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, WILDA would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and WILDA's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Van Howard Gable
DW: Wilda White
DD1: Vilda Ida Gable
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Despite VILDA GABLE playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. DD1 became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, WILDA and VILDA rekindled their relationship via the birth of VILDA's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Gad Noam Margolis
DD1: Vilda Ida Gable
DS: Ariel Shabtai Margolis
DD: Esther Chava Margolis
DD: Shoshannah Yael Margolis
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Her Family:
DH: Ernst Adolf Wurtzbach
DW: Ida Elisabeth Huber
DD: (Her) Käthe Eileen Wurtzbach
DD: Elfriede "Elfie" Goldie Wurtzbach
DS: Rolf Garland Wurtzbach
DD/DS: Renate Jean Wurtzbach // Klaus Vernon Wurtzbach
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Soon after, WILDA WHITE became a household name, starring box-office hit after hit. One of her most memorable roles would be as the seductive Madame Veruschka in the classic noir film "And Only to Tame". In 1940 at age twenty-six, she was married to fellow actor, VAN GABLE, who she met on the set of her 1939 romance film, "Madame Rogue". He was eight years her senior. They were the perfect Hollywood couple, her with her perfect blonde curls and willowy figure, him with his dark hair, blue eyes, and smoky baritone. Just seven months after their marriage, WILDA would give birth to a baby girl, much to the tabloids shock. Only three years later, WILDA would file for a divorce. The court proceedings were splashed across the news, and filled with every sordid detail, from the mistresses to the drugs and WILDA's supposed alcoholism. Despite it all, she would win full custody of her child.
DH: Van Howard Gable
DW: Wilda White
DD1: Vilda Ida Gable
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Despite VILDA GABLE playing a younger version of her mother's character in "Infamous", she would eventually shun the fast-paced and, in her own words, "shallow" lifestyle of Hollywood. DD1 became a well-respected OB/GYN in New York, and married a pediatrician. After years of resentment between the two, WILDA and VILDA rekindled their relationship via the birth of VILDA's first child. Now, they maintain a friendship, and spend the holidays together.
DH: Gad Noam Margolis
DD1: Vilda Ida Gable
DS: Ariel Shabtai Margolis
DD: Esther Chava Margolis
DD: Shoshannah Yael Margolis
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