As a young girl, she was endowed with a masculine moniker, a decision not driven by a desire for a boy, but rather a nod to the enduring legacy of her family's Southern heritage. Her father, a talented musician, held the esteemed position of organist at the iconic Grauman's Egyptian Theatre, situated on the renowned Hollywood Boulevard. This unique upbringing allowed her to witness firsthand the filming of Howard Hughes' 1930 cinematic masterpiece, Hell's Angels, in a nearby lot behind her childhood residence. The legendary actress, Lana Turner, graciously served as her escort and guide, offering a campus tour that would forever leave an indelible mark on her life.
Gerry Day
Deceased · Born: Jan 27, 1922 · Died: Feb 13, 2013
