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Belated RIP Deanna Durbin - samintx - 05-07-2013 I'm sure not many here know this singer/movie star. As a kid I loved her movies. She died the end of April but lived a long life. Deanna Durbin was a Canadian singer and actress, who appeared in a number of musical films in the 1930s and 1940s, her singing voice being variously described as being light but full, sweet and unaffected. Wikipedia Born: December 4, 1921, Winnipeg Died: April 30, 2013 Children: Jessica Louise Jackson, Peter David Albums: The Golden Voice Of, America's Sweetheart of Song!, Can't Help Singing Re: Belated RIP Deanna Durbin - testcase - 05-07-2013 She had a great voice. I didn't realize she was still alive. Re: Belated RIP Deanna Durbin - eustacetilley - 05-07-2013 I am too young to appreciate Deanna Durbin, to me she was always that actress that my father had a crush on in _his_ youth. I have never seen any of her films. But she still holds the memory, somehow... it took a few minutes to remember. Ray Bradbury: "The Anthem Sprinters". First a short story, and then a play, and then another play, and then a TV episode. Deanna Durbin figures prominently, even though she isn't actually present. I asked my dad once whether there actually was Anthem Sprinting in Ireland, where people placed bets. He replied that the betting came first, what was bet upon was a mere formality. Which the story illustrates, wonderfully. Eustace Re: Belated RIP Deanna Durbin - vision63 - 05-07-2013 eustacetilley wrote: You're never too young to appreciate great talent. Especially in the movies because movies are forever. Re: Belated RIP Deanna Durbin - Go To Top - 05-08-2013 Sorry Suzanne, I tried to avoid her movies when I was a kid in the 40s. Too corny. I liked Sabu better. My older sister liked her a lot and looked like her too. |