Spoiler : Marsh, Joan (birth name was Nancy Ann Rosher) Born in Porterville, California 7/10/1914; died 8/10/2000 at her home in Ojai, California. Married and divorced from screenwriter Charles Belden (?-?); John D.W. Morrill (1943-?). Daughter of pioneer cinematographer Charles Rosher, Sr. Marsh was a child actress, then became a leading blonde bombshell of the early 1930's. She was reported to have the smallest feet in Hollywood (size 2AAA). Movie debut in How Could You, Jean? (1918). Last movie was Follow The Leader (1944).

Spoiler : Member of the cast on The Flying Red Horse Tavern for CBS-Radio (1936). Marsh quit acting and founded Paper Unlimited, a stationary business. Last acting job was playing Janet Blake in the 1966 TV movie, The Baron's War.

Spoiler : Yet another beautiful woman, attired so very elegantly and well. There is something so... celebratory... in a finely tailored suit, and accoutrements. All hail skilled couture!