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Crawford, Joan
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Crawford, Joan (1908–1977)

US film actor. She became a star with her performance as a flapper in Our Dancing Daughters (1928). Later she appeared as a sultry, often suffering, mature woman. She won an Academy Award for Mildred Pierce (1945).

Beginning her career as a chorus girl in 1924, Crawford made her first film appearance in 1925. Her films include Sadie McKee (1934), The Women (1939), Possessed (1947), Sudden Fear (1952), and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962).



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Bob Hope once worked there and Marion Brando and Joan Crawford were among the stars spotted there enjoying hot fudge sundaes.
C.C. Brown's has Hollywood meltdown by Flass, Rebecca / Los Angeles Business Journal
The only fault I found in the book was on page 232, where the author has Olivia de Havilland as the sister of Joan Crawford.
Bye, Bye Love by Mathews, Terry / Reviewer's Bookwatch
And in the Joan Crawford manner ("Joan's made her film again") Hermann Nitsch has staged variations on his "Orgies Mysteries Theater" many times and seems set to continue--good news, at least for factory farmers of eggs and tripe.
"A Short History of Performance: Part One". (Reviews) by Withers, Rachel / Artforum International
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