Los Angeles Times file photo
July 10, 1954: Rites are conducted for Joel Watnick, who died after being struck by our mystery guest, actress Lynne Baggett, in a hit-and-run accident at Waring and Orlando avenues.
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March 23, 1960: Actress Lynne Baggett commits suicide. She was 35. Update: May 22, 1945: Capt. E.F. Jaeger, commander of Catalina Island base, presents actress Lynne Baggett, Miss National Maritime Day, with scroll and dog tag disk. Commodore Telfair Knight of Maritime Service at right. The service has lost one out of every 33 of its men. For Tuesday, our mystery guest has a couple of mystery companions! Los Angeles Times file photo Update: Aug. 20, 1950: Ruth Conte (Richard Conte's wife), Lynne Baggett and Hilda Plowright in "What Every Woman Knows," For Wednesday, our mystery guest has two mystery companions. Please congratulate Steven Bibb for identifying her. Nice job! July 10, 1954: Baggett’s career flickered, but never flamed, a headline writer said. Update: The fellow on the right is actor George Tobias, who loaned his car to Baggett. Our mystery guest has a couple of mystery companions in this photo, which has been tilted and retouched. Please congratulate Mary Mallory for identifying her. Yes, Phil Bath was really a photographer at The Times. Update: Yes, that’s Grant Cooper. You may recognize him from the Linda Mintz and Bernard Finch trials! Here’s our mystery guest with a … wait a minute. we’ve seen him before! I’d recognize those glasses anywhere! Please congratulate Mike Hawks, Mary Mallory, Barbara Klein and Rick for identifying yesterday’s mystery guest – and Zabadu and Pamela Porter for identifying our mystery woman. And, finally, Periwinkle. Oct. 21, 1954: The trial of actress Lynne Baggett visits the intersection where the crash occurred. Baggett is the woman in the center with her back to the camera. |
Frances Langford?
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Allison Hayes
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The lady is Joan Evans.
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Sally Forrest.
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Sheree North
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2nd guess for today: How about a young Monique Van Vooren?
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Well, if it’s not Joan Evans, it must be Wanda Hendrix.
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Betty Field?
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Suzanne Dalbert
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Patricia Owens?
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Elaine Stritch.
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Jane Randolph.
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Joan Weldon?
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I’m hoping that’s film starlet Lynn(e) Baggett. If it is, she was involved in a hit and run that left a child dead.
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Lynne Baggett.
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Dianne Foster?
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Peg Hillias
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Early Jayne Mansfield?
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Well at least I know George Tobias.
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That’s George Tobias.
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Is that George Tobias on the right?
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Lynne Baggett?
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Vivian Blaine?
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Lynn Baggett?
If it’s her, perhaps the man on the right in the last photo is her (estranged/ex) husband, producer Sam Spiegel? She was involved in a hit and run death of a small child circa 1954, I think.
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One of Thursday’s mystery companions is George Tobias.
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drawing a blank on her but I think that’s George Tobias
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No certainity this time but I will guess Lynne Baggett because of law problems and association with George Tobias.
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Virginia Gilmore
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Hmm. The two fellows in the naval uniforms in Tuesday’s picture look like Frank Albertson and Robert Armstrong, and the man on the right in Thursday’s picture is George Tobias, but I don’t know who the young lady is.
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What is the Wednesday photo from? The lady on the left is very familiar and I’m trying to figure out who it is. Is it a movie? I couldn’t find a film that seemed to match that still; she was mostly in bit uncredited parts, anyway.
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Was Lynn Baggett the pregnant Maria Santos in the 1945 short movie “Star in the Night”? Please answer.
imdb says she was.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038115/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
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