Paul Clancy, published in 1940 Opera Diva Maria Jeritza’s chart. Marc Edmund Jones, a good friend, took it and put it in his 1000 in toto. Scouting around, I found the New York Times obit, which cast no light on her, and gave no help. I searched on. Finally on FindAGrave.com, I read a beautiful obit by an admirer and could see the original flaws to the Clancy chart, and rectified her chart accordingly.
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Born Mary Warren Anglin on April 3rd, 1876 in Ottawa, Ontario, it was as Margaret Anglin she found Broadway success. The youngest of nine children of newspaper editor and politician Timothy Warren Anglin (1822–1896) by his second wife, Ellen MacTavish it doesn’t seem much of her child hood destined her for the stage except being held by Oscar Wilde, novelist cum playwright, a guest of her father, when she was six years old, probably during Wilde’s first visit to America via the SS Arizona in 1882, when he conducted a 140 Lecture Tour across North America (US and Canada). Her…
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Baby Rose Marie Rose Marie’s voice was fast, crackling & husky etching the words. when you here the staccato, you remember it. She was born August 15 1923 in Manhattan New York, as Rose Marie Mazzatta (she never used it professionally) is most remembered as part of the core cast of “The Dick Van Dyke Show.” By the time that show went on the air, in 1961, she had had multiple lives in theatre , starting with her years as a child singer when was “Baby Rose Marie,” a national star on radio at 5 years old. She loved to…
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Mel A. Tomlinson, a ballet dancer of powerful, regal demeanor and one of the few performers to star with three major companies — Dance Theater of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and New York City Ballet — reposed on February 5th in Huntersville, N.C, about 150 miles from his birthplace in Raleigh. He was 65. Twenty years ago he had had AIDS and was in and out of the hospital for three years before eventually getting admitted to the House of Mercy AIDS hospice in Belmont, N.C., in 1998: he made a full recovery. While there he became…
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Marc Jones has no time listed for Fanny (born Fania Borach) Brice and gives October 30 1891 for her birth date. Astrotheme differs with Marc Jones entirely and says she was born the day before Herbert M. Goldman’s biography, Fanny Brice the Original Funny Girl support the Astrotheme date but Astrotheme’s time of 11 am with a 01 Capricorn rising, makes no sense, so we have rectified it to one later around 5 pm, keeping Fanny in the earthly quadrature, but changes the emphasis. The correct date is October 29, 1891 at 5 PM with a Taurus 11 rising…
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When Mei Lan-fang died in 1961, China mourned his passing. s the passing of Mei Lan-fang. Even Premier Chou En-lai and other Party and government leaders were among those who visited him during his last illness and a 61-member funeral committee was setup. Memorial meetings were held on August 10 1961 for the great opera nanfan.
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Cyril Meir Scott, (born Sept. 27, 1879, Oxton, Cheshire, Eng.—died Dec. 31, 1970, Eastbourne), English composer and poet known especially for his piano and orchestral music. In the early 20th century Scott established a musical reputation in continental Europe with his Piano Quartet in E Minor (1901) and Second Symphony (1903). He music was so elusive and dreamy he was dubbed the “English Debussy.” In addition to his musical output, Scott produced several volumes of poems and also published translations of literary works by French poet and critic Charles Baudelaire. — from Britannica. He was a Christian Scientist. He was …
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Mr Simon’s natal chart was rectified and shown below. His ascendant is Libra 22° with the symbol of “A little child is laughing as the streaming water turns into a grotto and the birds hurry to drink”. This fits a man who wrote play on the Book of Job and made it a comedy, for as he said in his autobiography, he believed God has a sense of humor. The symbol is one of the intuitive understanding & the sympathy for a life that accompanies genuine youthfulness in spirit. The keyword is FURTHERANCE.
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About a year ago, we put out a want ad for Billy Bruce. This year, we found him, in London, England, but the year of his birth date is incorrect; it should be 1904 not 1903. Otherwise all the house cusps that Marc Jones mentions in his book The Sabian Symbols fits using his Placidus format. His parents were William and Clara Bruce, also of London and was their eldest child, and only son, followed by his sisters Violet, Clara and Queenie. They lived in the Shoreditch South of London, i.e. the East-End.
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Dame Terry was considered the great Shakespearean actress of her on the British stage, Was the magic behind her?
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Our header picture is Mel Colm-Cille Gerard and Robyn Denise Gibson way back in 1981 when they newly married. He seems to favour that look: tall and dark haired, as all three mothers of his cumulative nine children resemble each other. This is a Midpoint Tree produced by Kepler software. Lots of other software packages do this as well, including the 60.00 WinStar Express first put out by Michael Erlewine’s Matrix software but now bought up by the Cochrane’s, , so this is no deal breaker when searching for a package. To save space I just did the Midpoints…
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Marc Jones in his list of nativities, places Miss May Allison #32. The data he gives is Riding Farm, Georgia June 14, 1897 at 11.29 am. Checking that we discovered that the real data should be Rising Fawn, Georgia June 14, 1890. She died March 27, 1989 at Bratenahl, Ohio — her second husband’s hometown — but she had retired from pictures long before then. She and Harold Lockwood were the first Hollywood duet, a theme that caught on with the public so strongly that after Mr. Lockwood’s death, from the Spanish flu in 1918, they found other pairs to…



