Faces of the Past: The Beautiful People
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Faces of the Past: The Beautiful People
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Photo and biographical sketch of Molly McGreevy, a New York City Catholic priest and former Kansas City actress and socialite from 1960 to about 1976.
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Creator: Grout, Pam
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1991-05
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Related Item
Kansas City Live!
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Not only was she [McGreevy] known for her comic roles at Waldo Astoria and Tiffany's Attic, but she produced what may have been Kansas City's first feature film. 'Shoot It Black, Shoot It Blue,' a 1974 thriller about a cop who kills a black man and the young kid who tracks him down, was a flop that McGreevy says played two weeks at theaters everywhere. She also was renowned for wearing the shortest miniskirts, hiring rock bands to play at staunch society dinners and knowing all the latest dances.
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Shelf Locator
q917.7841 K163
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Restriction on Access
This document is not available online. You may come to the Missouri Valley Room to view it or request a photocopy from the Library's Document Delivery service. http://www.kclibrary.org/copy-requests
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