When I talk about an epic journey, I don't mean some dude going on a little boat trip, I mean the journey from Major Houlihan to Margaret.
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When I talk about an epic journey, I don't mean some dude going on a little boat trip, I mean the journey from Major Houlihan to Margaret.
Howard McGillin and Loretta Swit in The Mystery of Edward Drood I just came across this picture, and it's delights me because it looks like just the kind of play Margaret would enjoy. A handsome guy and and an exciting, beautiful woman in a colorful costume. She would just love to be swept up by all the emotions of a play or musical, feel all the feelings she did her best to push down in real life.
communist loretta swit i love you
loretta singing suicide is painless is so camp
big massive round of applause for the major!
if anyone's wondering what stage of my mash hyperfixation i'm at, i've just made loretta swit's salad recipe
My favorite things about the early seasons are the promo pics, they're so adorable!
In this month’s Scholastic book review (that’s the theme lately), Peggy Herz has chapters on two M*A*S*H stars: Loretta Swit and Gary Burghoff! Learn more about “TV People” in this week’s post linked below!
What is it? Herz, Peggy. TV People. New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1974. Why should M*A*S*H fans care? In the 1970s, Scholastic books t