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Dorothy Dandridge Get Red Carpet Treatment (Ebony 1955)
The lovely Lena Horne tribute page tagged me to this photo of Dorothy Dandridge that appeared in a 1948 issue of Ebony magazine.
The caption reads:
“Dorothy Dandridge, petite and popular movie actress, has furnished a six-room Los Angeles home with ultra-modern functional furniture. The wife of the noted dancer, Harold of the Nicholas Brothers, spent almost six months away from California last year. She’s now building a post-war home with plate glass walls to cost $35,000.”
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Dorothy is LEGENDARY!!
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“LEGENDARY” is available on the softest ring spun cotton t-shirts on the market!
Available in 10 different Heather Colors to choose from!!
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shan-d
replied to your post“I'm reading the biography by Donald Bogle & they mentioned Dorothy...”
Possibly Marlon Brando?
Quite possible. He had a crush on Dottie
I'm reading the biography by Donald Bogle & they mentioned Dorothy having a huge crush on some big 50's actor... do you have any clue as to who they were referring to? And another thing that bothered me was the fact that they kept saying that Jack was "very handsome"... I'm looking at pictures and I just don't see it... I love the blog by the way! :D
LOL! Jackass Denison was far from handsome in my opinion.
And unfortunately I’m not sure about the crush on the 50s star. I know Dottie had a crush on the oh so handsome Mr. Harry Belafonte, but I’m not sure who else she was crushing on. I’ll have to go back through Mr. Bogle’s book, because at this moment I don’t remember that being mentioned. Sorry!
Hello! Thank you for such a beautiful site, of such a beautiful soul. What an incredible soul Dottie is. You are very kind and generous to do this site. I just wanted to ask you, if you are aware if any interviews of Dorothy exist on the Internet, whether in written form or (preferably) raw video - and if so, could you please link to them. I cannot find any... I'm sure they're very rare. I would much appreciate your help here... Thank you!!!
Thank you for your kind words. My apologies for such a late response, but I believe I a answered your question via email. Did I? If not, just message me again. 😊
Is there a facebook page for Ms. Dandridge? I can't seem to find one.
I don’t have any sort of Facebook account, so I don’t know if there is an official Dorothy Dandridge page. However, I’ve been told that there are a number of tribute pages to Dottie on there.
"She [Dorothy Dandridge] was a pioneer, and a hero to the black community. She helped open doors and pave the way for all of us, not just in the film industry but in society. I wanted her to be remembered for how she lived and the contribution that she made. She was a pioneer, and a hero to the black community." - Halle Berry
Dorothy Dandridge in the 1960 film, Malaga.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Troy University will host a free performance at the Dothan Campus for local students highlighting the life of groundbreaking entertainer Dorothy Dandridge.
Written and produced by local playwright and poet Lamesa Danzey, “Reflections of a Diva: Life of Dorothy Dandridge” is a musical revue that celebrates the life and accomplishments of the trailblazing actress and singer who was the first African-American woman to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.
The performance will be held on Thursday, March 19, at 7 p.m., inside the Sony Hall Auditorium in Everett Hall. Admission is free for local college, high school and middle school students.
For more information, contact Lamesa Danzey at (334) 685-9562.
Dorothy Dandridge and John Fulton backstage at the 29th Academy Awards ceremony in 1957. Moments prior, Dorothy presented him with the Oscar for Best Visual Effects for his work on The Ten Commandments.
"If I seem a little nervous, this is as big a moment for me as it will be for the winner of this Award." ~ Dorothy Dandridge as she became the first black woman to present an Academy Award. [x]
