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Myrna Loy
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After making If This Be Sin in Europe for Alexander Korda in 1949, Myrna remained in Europe travelling and carrying out UNESCO business, before finally returning to Hollywood to make Cheaper By The Dozen. She then left for Europe again, where she became involved with Howland Sargeant who was part of a UNESCO delegation. Returning to the US in June 1950, Myrna settled in Washington and New York, resumed her hospital visits and married Sargeant on June 1st 1951. With the occasional breaks for films and TV, Myrna concentrated on her United Nations work. she became involved in politics, campaigning for Adlai Stevenson and, later, for John F Kennedy. She and Howland divorced after eight years together.
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Screen legend Myrna Loy returns as Lillian Gilbreth, an industrial engineer and now widowed mother of twelve rambunctious children. It's a hilarious but sometimes heartbreaking adventure as Lillian struggles to keep the family together, even as she pursues a career against all odds in the early part of the century. Your family will love the good clean fun of this heartwarming and nostalgic comedy gem!
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Synopsis: Helen Hayes, Mildred Natwick, Myrna Loy and Sylvia Sidney star as four elderly pranksters devoted to practical jokes. When one of the ladies gets hold of a computer-dating questionnaire, the others invent a mythical girl and feed the falsified information into the computer. Alas, the descriptionRead More
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The Myrna Loy is conveniently located in downtown Helena, within walking distance of hotels, restaurants, nightlife, and shopping. It is housed in a carefully restored historic jailhouse that provides a unique showcase for performances, meetings and conferences.
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In 1945 Myrna started to date commander Gene Markey, a great charmer who had previously been married to Joan Bennett and Hedy Lamarr. They married in 1946 and in the same year Myrna left MGM after 15 years. She felt that the upper echelons of the studio were displeased with her for her lack of films during the war and were, therefore, not offering her any interesting roles.
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Loy had no children of her own, though it is documented that she was very close to the children of her first husband, Arthur Hornblow. "Some perfect wife I am," she said, referring to her typecasting. "I've been married four times, divorced four times, have no children, and can't boil an egg."
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