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(r8) Jack may remember me - The Helmsley Windsor in 1989. I had recently played Peter Pan in a musical production in Massachusetts. Jack was understudy for Charlotte D' Amboise who performed a number from the show in "Jerome Robbins' Broadway".
You really do never know about these things.In the past 2 years,3 people very close to me have come out after living ostensibly heterosexual lives for decades..My brother-in-law,husband to my late sister(35 years of marriage,2 kids),his male best friend(38 years of marriage,4 kids),and a close female friend(30 years of marriage,1 kid).
Wiki still uses the 1969 birthdate for jack noseworthy, but his bio still notes he graduated from high school in 1982. Teri Garr was notorious about fudging her age. She was born in 1944, but claimed at various times to be born between 1947-53.
In the musical version of "Sweet Smell", Milner's part was played by former (WHET) DL fave Jack Noseworthy. It starred John Lithgow, Brian D'Arcy James, and a very young Kelli O'Hara. by Anonymous
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Joan Crawford had one of her best vehicles of the '50s in "Sudden Fear." This slick "woman in jeopardy" film noir paired Joan opposite Jack Palance, both formidable in their roles as newlyweds. Then Crawford finds out Palance is only after her money, with the help of vixen Gloria Grahame.
Jack was baptized a Catholic and raised in that religion. It is true that halachically speaking, the mother must be Jewish (by birth, or conversion) in order for her children to be considered Jewish. Like R122 notes, though, some Jews don't adhere to this per se.
I can see how Jack might have looked kinda gay in those 1980s ads. Part of it is the silly shirtless poses and the 80s feathered hair. But I think what made him sexy as an actor was his very New Yorkese accent that helped his regular guy working class image. Though perhaps the dichotomy was what ultimately killed his career.
Jack Jones has to sing some contemporary songs, but he did it with great style. All of the "American songbook" singers who continued into the '60s and '70s dipped into some contemporary tunes. No, they are not going to measure up to the classic American standards, but there is nothing wrong with Jack Jones singing Carole King's hit, "It's Too ...
Revolting. "Read to the end of this one. Jack Smith: A Trump "campaign employee," when presented with information at a Detroit tabulation facility that a final batch from would heavily favor Biden, said, "find a reason it isn't," "give me options to file litigation."