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Signature Jane

Year of Jane Russell: Day 334

Before we leave the Moulin Rouge/Earl Carroll Theatre, here’s Jane leaving her mark on the place, accompanied by owner Frank Sennes.

More Jane at the Moulin Rouge

Year of Jane Russell: Day 333

Here’s another great shot of Jane and Connie Haines at the Moulin Rouge (former Earl Carroll Theatre) on Sunset Boulevard, joined by Marie Wilson.

Jane & Connie

Year of Jane Russell: Day 332

Jane traveled the world performing with The Four Girls (Connie Haines & Beryl Davis, and occasionally with Della Russell & Rhonda Fleming). She always stayed friends with them. Here’s Jane with Connie Haines at the Moulin Rouge (former Earl Carroll) Theatre on Sunset Blvd.  

Do Lord

Year of Jane Russell: Day 331

In addition to her solo recordings, Jane also recorded and performed with Connie Haines and Beryl Davis for a number of years. Calling themselves, The Four Girls, they were initially joined by Della Russell and later Rhonda Fleming. Here’s sheet music for their rendition of “Do Lord.”

Portrait of Jane

Year of Jane Russell: Day 330

I don’t think it was possible for Jane to have a bad photo taken of her.

Happy Thanksgiving

Year of Jane Russell: Day 329

Jane is going in for the carve of a turkey she most certainly did not prepare as she hated cooking. Wishing all those who celebrate it, a Happy Thanksgiving, and a mellow day for those who don’t. ❤️

Jane Gets Ready for Turkey

Year of Jane Russell: Day 328

Here’s our Jane getting ready for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow.

Portrait of Jane

Year of Jane Russell: Day 327

Going for an easy post today with a lovely portrait of our Jane.

Jane and Company

Year of Jane Russell: Day 326

Here’s Jane with Hal Prince, producer and director of Company, and Elaine Stritch who originated the role of Joanne in the production. Stritch did the U.S. tour of the show which opened up the role for Jane on Broadway.

Jane as Joanne

Year of Jane Russell: Day 325

Jane had crippling anxiety going into Company, but persevered and it was a successful milestone. After a few months she grew bored with the repetition and never did another Broadway show.