Broadway Stars Earn Stardom From Wide-Eyed Stares
Over the past decade Broadway has welcomed new actresses who began with a wide-eyed stare as part of their charm. Each newcomer followed a Cinderella path to reach stardom, using that gaze to distinguish their early performances.
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Calamity Sal Makes Trouble Her Career
Sally Richards a four year old from St. Paul Minnesota has dwelt near disaster since infancy. Police rescue squads are often summoned to her home as her mother lives in constant anxiety. She has endured incidents including a head stuck between steps and exposure to rubbing alcohol turpentine and disinfectant. She has even used a meat cleaver for nail care.
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