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| 612.2 | Another one gone...shit | SUPER::REGNELL | Smile!--Payback is a MOTHER! | Sun May 21 1989 17:36 | 12 |
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I caught the show last night...Steve Martin introduced
a taped skit that he and Gilda had done...it was,
of course, hillarious...as the audience applauded
her memory, the camera caught Martin in a losing
battle with his own grief...a real pro, he stood
his ground and fought back his tears.
Me, I was sitting in bed cuddeld up with the guy
I love...I could cry, and I did.
Melinda
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| 612.3 | Get Your Annual gyn Check-up | USEM::DONOVAN | | Mon May 22 1989 08:55 | 5 |
| Gilda Radner was my very favorite comedienne. It's a tragedy that
the cancer wasn't caught in time. Wasn't she married to Gene Wilder?
Did she leave any children?
kate
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| 612.4 | Very sad... | PARITY::DDAVIS | Long-cool woman in a black dress | Mon May 22 1989 10:41 | 6 |
| When I heard the news I was so disappointed that she had lost her
battle with the disease. I thought she was beating it. I cried, too.
Great comedienne!
I'm sad.
-Dotti.
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| 612.5 | Not so Funny :-( | WJO::ARNO | Friendship Doubles Our Joy | Tue May 23 1989 17:54 | 10 |
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She was a funny lady. She died so young. I bet her
husband felt bad.
It's odd how things happen like Lucille Ball Dies
and now Gilda...
Ann
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| 612.6 | "It's Always Something...." | BSS::RUSSELL | | Tue May 23 1989 18:58 | 14 |
| re: .3
It's nearly impossible to catch ovarian cancer "in time", since
there are no early-detection tests available. It's a swift and silent
killer with few warning symptoms and little hope for survival once
it's discovered. It's a rare disease occurring in only 1% of the
female population.
Gilda must have been very strong to continue the fight against such
odds. I read that she'd written a book since her illness,
appropriately entitled "It's Always Something....".
Judy
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| 612.7 | Showing My Ignorance Again! | USEM::DONOVAN | | Wed May 24 1989 09:35 | 13 |
| re:.6
Hi Judy,
Thanks for the enlightenment. But I would hardly cause a disease
rare if it affects 1 out of 100 women. I'd call that very high
statistics for any disease.
I'd like to read Gilda's book. Do you know if it's been released
yet and who publishes it?
Kate
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| 612.8 | This month | ULTRA::ZURKO | mud-luscious and puddle-wonderful | Wed May 24 1989 15:23 | 13 |
| Was being written.
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I believe her book was due to be release sometime this month.
(According to the newspaper)
Kathi
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| 612.9 | Goodnight...Roseann Roseannadanna! | NYEM1::COHEN | aka JayCee...I LOVE the METS & #8! | Thu May 25 1989 11:06 | 19 |
| I cried too! My boyfriend was watching TV and saw a whole thing
on Gilda....asked me what was going on, and the first thought I
had was...oh my god, she died...sure enough, that was the case.
She was married to Gene Wilder, and it was he who decided to stop
making movies (3 year hiatis) while Gilda was fighting her
cancer....Ironic that the day Wilders new film is released, Gilda
dies.
I saw the Sat. Night Live with steve Martin, and I cried like a
baby....I cried when I heard the news about Lucy too.!
Thanks Gilda.....you made me laugh! Nothing could be a better gift
to give the world!
I'm gonna miss her!
JayCee
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| 612.10 | | MEWVAX::AUGUSTINE | Purple power! | Thu May 25 1989 12:01 | 5 |
| there was a warm article about gilda and her new book (apparently
she got to see a copy right before she died) in the glob today --
p.1 of the living section. does anyone feel like typing in excerpts?
liz
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| 612.11 | "What's all this about a Gilded Radish | CASV05::MILLER_T | | Thu May 25 1989 16:42 | 19 |
| Gilda's book is due to hit the bookstores sometime next week. I
have heard the publisher is Simon & Schuster (sp?). They are expecting
an instant best-seller.
I heard the news last Sat. A.M. while driving and listening to WAAF
on my FM dial. After the announcement, they played a classic Emily
Littela(sp?) piece. I laughed so hard that I cried. Then, I just
cried.
Good-bye to Emily, Roseanne, Lisa and Judy (Does anyone remember
Judy Miller the wack-o Brownie?) and any others I might have missed,
and will miss.
Does anyone remember "Gilda--Live on Broadway?" There were two
songs from that show: one about animals and the other about kissing
with the lights on, or with your clothes on...Can anyone help my
memory on this????
Thanks.
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| 612.12 | Let's Talk Dirty to the Animals | ULTRA::ZURKO | mud-luscious and puddle-wonderful | Fri May 26 1989 08:33 | 10 |
| If you're asking about the former...
The animals, the animals,
Let's talk dirty to the animals
...
But never tell an aligator
Bite my...
Is all I remember.
Mez
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