Gale Storm

Gale Storm , star of an the sitcom My Little Margie, passed away this weekend at the age of 87. She also starred The Gale Storm show, as well as starring in several B-movies. She earned three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her talents. From an article at CNN: Gale Storm, whose acting and singing talents earned her three stars on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, died Saturday, according to a Danville, California nursing facility where she was a patient. Storm was 87. Storm got her first...Read Full Story

It marked the debut of Allied Artists Pictures, the higher-budget division of Monogram Pictures, formerly a low-budget film studio. The story was originally optioned by Liberty Films in 1945 for director Frank Capra (who decided to direct It’s a Wonderful Life instead);[1] later that year producer-director Roy Del Ruth acquired the story.[2] The casting of Ann Harding and Victor Moore was announced in June 1946,[3] Don DeFore and Gale Storm in July,[4] and filming proceeded from August 5 to...Read Full Story

I’m sure there is a weather forecaster with the name Gale Storm. But since Gale Storm died, (real name Josephine Owaissa Cottle)  it lead to an exchange with my daughter about unlikely weather forecaster names. We covered a few, outside of Gale Storm, and I know you must have a favorite, who might be an actual person, but just in case, I’ll get you started: Lee Ward Alberta Clipper Hugh C. Rain Dusty Rhodes (don’t we all know one of these guys?) Al Timiter Cap Twister Eddy...Read Full Story

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Gale Storm Actress, Gale Storm, who shot to the top on television as the vivacious star of two popular 1950s situation comedies, “My Little Margie” and “The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna,” has died. She was 87. In addition to her son Peter, she is survived by sons Phillip and Paul and daughter Susanna Harrigan. She is also survived by eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.Read Full Story