Julie gibson

The sweet snap of the English-born Australian, who went on to become a household name, shows an angelic Naomi complete with cherubic smile, dimples and a smattering of faint freckles.

Julie London "I think any entertainer just sort of goes along with whatever comes along."

America’s entrance into World War II back in 1941 triggered the golden age of pinups, pictures of smiling women in a range of clothing-chall...

Veronica Lake and Noel Neill in Bring on the Girls (1945)

The singing comedian and dialogue coach was 106 years old.

Julie Gibson, a singer, actress, studio rep and dialogue coach who collaborated with Preston Sturges, Orson Welles, Ida Lupino, John Huston, Edgar Bergen and The Bowery Boys during a fascinating career, has died. She was 106.

Julie Gibson was born on September 6, 1913 in Grant County, Washington, USA as Gladys Camille Sorey. She is known for her work on The Contender (1944), Bowery Buckaroos (1947) and Badmen of Tombstone (1949). She was previously married to Charles Barton and Dean Dillman Jr..

Previously a high school English teacher, Julie Clark eventually resigned in order to become a full-time mother. Upon giving birth, she desired to teach her baby all of the things she loved most -- including music and literature -- yet she realized that there was no product on the market that did [...]