stuffeddogs

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1900

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B-59 said:
According to New Britain herald, June 05, 1925, Second Section, Image 20 she was the goddaughter of Edna Wallace Hopper, s. caption of similar photo chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn82014519/1925-06-05/ed-...
Seuss. said:
B-59 I have to question the "goddaughter" part. Edna Hopper (the "eternal flapper") was very well known for looking younger than her claimed age to the point that where many women claimed to be younger, she likely claimed to be older. She was proud of her face lift surgery (and had it filmed) and promoted a line of eternal youth beauty products. Ellis Island records show that EWH arrived on the Homeric that year, and no Hoppers at all on the Paris. Maybe just a look-a-like?

Richard Norton said:
We have seen the French bedroom dolls previously as well as the popular stuffed dog before. A larger stuffed dog:
Richard Norton said:
Teddy King (1898-?) , American dancer www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q124732280 commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teddy_King_in_the_St._Lou... I found two women with the name "Teddy King" one from Pennsylvania and one from Tennessee. I will look for the 1926 ship manifest to see which one is in the picture. Not to be confused with: Alta King (1899-1981), American dancer www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q66717794 Alta King was also a Ziegfeld Follies girl and the same age.
Seuss. said:
Richard Norton I think Teddy King was the stage name. Ellis Island shows a 35 year old Annie Wells (born in Scotland) arriving on the Cameronia.
Richard Norton said:
I also have her as both Annie Wells (crossed out) and Teddy King (written above) in 1929, but the ship manifest has her born in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania and single. See: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teddy_King_aboard_the_SS_... I see that 1926 Annie Wells but she is married and with a 4 year old. Married to Henry Wells of Manhattan. Unlikely to be returning from Paris where she wanted to dance the Charleston. I don't see a connection to the name "Teddy King" in this manifest. heritage.statueofliberty.org/passenger-details/czoxMjoiOT... The little boy in the manifest is: William Smart Wells (1922-2009) www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LYVB-DCL