Q How did actress Myrna Loy get a reputation as a “boat rocker”? A Loy started making waves in the 1930s, when she became the first big name to buck a movie studio in a contract dispute. She was ...

The actress Myrna Loy, best known for her enchanting chemistry with William Powell in the “Thin Man” movies of the ’30s and ’40s, died in 1993 at the age of 88. Though her life was remarkable, both ...

MYRNA LOY’s obituary said she was Franklin D. Roosevelt’s favorite actress, and Lauren Bacall was quoted as saying FDR was “tempted to call off the Yalta Conference” in order to meet her. Concerned ...

When actress Myrna Loy visited her hometown of Helena in 1981, her second cousin, Jim Williams, chauffeured the Hollywood star and her biographer to her family’s beginnings in Radersburg.

Myrna Loy's transformation from exotic vixen to perfect wife. Her turn as Nora Charles subsequently pegged her in a number of wife-figure roles, which is an interesting contrast to the mysterious, ...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Myrna Loy (August 2, 1905 – December 14, 1993) was an American actress. Trained as a dancer, she devoted herself fully to an acting career following a few minor ...

Montana's Capital City, with its old west pedigree and colorful characters has always been rich material for the arts. There's a theater in Helena that provides a unique venue for artists from a ...

Here is a math challenge for you: What are the odds of a young girl and a young boy, who grew up seven blocks apart, went to the same elementary school, whose parents were both ranchers and state ...

The climb -- Not your typical Helena girl -- Life without father -- Enter Myrna Loy -- Warner Bros.' exotic vixen -- Breakthrough -- Cutting the veil -- Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man -- Myrna Loy vs. MGM -- ...

She was once dubbed Queen of Hollywood to Clark Gable's King. Her understated sassiness—she had a remarkable vocabulary in the raising of an eyebrow—inspired devotion in fans: At an Army fund-raiser ...