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Kathryn Grayson: Astrological Article take precedence Chart
You drive find lower down the horoscope of Kathryn Grayson link up with her synergistic chart, spruce excerpt thoroughgoing her astrological portrait topmost her global dominants.
| Born: | Thursday, Feb 9, 1922, 1:30 PM | |||
| In: | Winsten-Salem (NC) (United States) | |||
| Sun: | 20°15' Aquarius | AS: | 25°06' Gemini | |
| Moon: | 18°06' Cancer | MC: | 4°26' Pisces | |
| Dominants: | Aquarius, Pisces, Cancer Mercury, Uranus, Neptune Houses 9, 2, 5 / Air, o / Fixed | |||
| Chinese Astrology: | Water Dog | |||
| Numerology: | Birth Path 7 | |||
| Height: | Kathryn Grayson is 5' 2" (1m57) tall | |||
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Toe-Tapping Facts About Gene Kelly, Hollywood's King Of Dance
Gene Kelly’s effortless charisma and perfect smile lit up the screen—but there was a disturbing side to him that his audiences never saw.
1. He Was A Triple Threat
Gene Kelly was one of entertainment's most talented triple threats, but he was so much more than that. Even off-screen, he was a powerhouse to be reckoned with: He was a director and choreographer who innovated the Hollywood musical. But his perfectionism was also his Achilles' heel.
Though he came across as a suave Prince Charming, many of his co-stars later confessed nightmarish tales about him.
2. He Didn’t Like Dancing
Gene Kelly was only eight years old when he first put on his dancing shoes. His mother placed both him and his brother James in dance classes—but it was not love at first twirl. Other boys in their neighborhood called them “sissies,” which led to constant fistfights. With all the teasing and turmoil that came along with dancing, Kelly deeply resented it and eventually stopped altogether.
Of course, he had no clue that dancing would become his destiny.Columbia, Cover Girl (1944)
3. He Gave It A Second Shot
At the age of 15, Gene Kelly gave dancing a second chance. Approaching adulthood, he had transformed into a stro
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Pauline Burnett's book The Rise of Totley Rise has been revised and updated. It tells the story of this small piece of land from 1875 when there was only a rolling mill and chemical yard alongside the river a mile from Totley, through Victorian and Edwardian times, two world wars and up to the present day. It has 94 pages including a useful index and many illustrations from private collections. The book is available now from Totley Rise Post Office priced at £5, or through our website when an additional charge will be made to cover packing and postage.
A few copies are still available of Sally Goldsmith's book Thirteen Acres: John Ruskin and the Totley Communists. Totley was the site of a utopian scheme funded by art critic and social reformer John Ruskin. In 1877 he bought 13-acre St. George’s Farm so that nine Sheffield working men and their families could work the land and, to keep themselves busy, make boots and shoes. Sally tells an engaging story from our history with a quirky cast of characters including Ruskin himself, the poet and gay rights activist Edward Carpenter and Henry Swan, a cycling, vegetarian artist and Quaker