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	Pic of the Month - June 2006
		Eva’s costumes, like this feathered wonder from 1921, were quite often as flamboyant as her personality.
		Eva’s apartment in New York was fittingly stylish, complete with a tiger skin rug on the floor.
		Eva’s audiences flocked to her performances— not to hear a lovely voice (which was average and rather brassy), but for her ability to light up the stage with her performances.
	www.hfmgv.org /exhibits/pic/2006/06_june.asp (620 words)

	TimesSquare.com History & Stories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		by Trav S.D. In the summer of 1905, Eva Tanguay, already rated a phenomenon of music comedy and vaudeville, debuted the song with which she would forever after be associated.
		Tanguay was now good copy, and as such started getting good parts and salaries as befits someone the public recognizes.
		Tanguay was looked upon at as a curiosity like the "wild man" in a circus side show, which was the same sort of appeal that Janice Joplin and Tina Turner later had in the rock era.
	www.timessquare.com /history/travsd/tanguay.html (1262 words)

	Thelema Lodge Calendar for June 1996 e.v.
		The Vaudeville dancer and comic singer Eva Tanguay, who was aged 40 in the year of this article and still going strong, had been famous since the turn of the century as one of the sexiest and highest-paid performers in America.
		Eva Tanguay is the soul of America at its most desperate eagle-flight.
		The daily rush of New York resembles the effect of Cocaine; it is a universal stimulation, resulting in a premature general collapse; and Eva Tanguay is the perfect artistic expression of this.
	www.billheidrick.com /tlc1996/tlc0696.htm (6427 words)

	Tanguay, Ryan and other Marriages
		(alfred is dora mae's gf and married lillian maximillienne ryan tanguay in 1907..
		08 alfred tanguay 1886-1971 (dora's f marr in 1907 08 lillian maximillienne ryan tanguay* 5/8/1885-1935 (dora's m 09 joseph tanquay 2/4/1909-12/29/1984 09 ernest tanguay 1/3/1910-* 09 dora mae tanguay 2/16/1912- (dora 09 lillian tanguay schwarzer 1913 09 homer tanguay sn 7/14/1915-* 09 l.
		10 william robert tanguay sn - 10 janice karen cranford tanguay* - 11 brandan christopher tanguay* 1983- 11 michelle marguerite tanguay 1985- (brandon is from ocala fl and goes to floriada state university at talahassee fl.
	www.geocities.com /carloev/gen/trtan.htm (3446 words)

	Eva Tanguay - Northern Stars
		Eva Tanguay went to the United States with her parents at an early age and began working on stage when she was just eight years old.
		She retired from show business in the 1930s having appeared in only two silent movies.
		In 1953 Mitzi Gaynor starred as Eva Tanguay in the film, The I Don't Care Girl.
	www.northernstars.ca /actorsstu/tanguay_eva.html (180 words)

	GOOD NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lillian Russell, Anna Held, Eva Tanguay and Blanche Ring return to the stage in Montauk Theatre Productions' musical valentine to the reigning queens of vaudeville at the Shooting Star Theatre in the South Street Seaport.
		She threw a stagehand down the steps, slammed a chorus girl up against a wall and stuck John Philip Sousa with a hatpin when he dared to move the curtain while she was onstage.
		Eva Tanguay was the highest paid performer in Vaudeville, where she earned $3500/ week.
	goodnews.lot212.com /printout.asp?id=105679&type=0 (615 words)

	Page Title (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Her costumes were nearly as outlandish as her offstage behavior, but onstage she worked very hard for nearly a half hour of frenzied singing and strutting.
		She knew she wasn’t conventionally beautiful, could not sing or dance well or act, but no one radiated personality to compare with Eva.
		She was the New Woman before social commentators thought of the term.
	vaudeville.org /index_files/Page2485.htm (111 words)

	Model Story
		Linda's favorite aunt was Aunt Grace, who was better known as Eva Tanguay, the silent movie star, Vaudeville headliner and the original recorder of the hit song of the Twenties
		As a scrawny, awkward child, with enormous hazel eyes and a shiny brown pageboy bob, Linda resembled the wistful waifs in the popular Keane Paintings.In junior high school, being tall and skinny, with troubled skin and straight A's, Linda remained on the fringe of the cliques.
		A promising future as a commercial artist or a career as a fashion designer awaited her, but Linda had dreams of going into acting like Aunt Eva Tanguay.
	www.lindamorand.com /linda_morand's_story_1.htm (1057 words)

	Eva Tanguay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While still a child where she developed an interest in the performing arts, making her first appearance on stage at the age of eight.
		She went on to have one of the most long-lasting vaudeville careers and eventually commanded one of the highest salaries of any performer of the day.
		This page was last modified 02:10, 16 September 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eva_Tanguay (388 words)

	Parlor Songs American Popular Music Collection May 2000 Featured Covers
		This cover is inscribed with a dedication by Miss Tanguay to her mother.
		Known as the "I Don't Care" girl, Eva Tanguay (1878-1947), was one of the silent era's hottest stars.
		She began her career as a vaudeville entertainer and was a headliner of the caliber of Nora Bayes and W.C. Fields.
	parlorsongs.com /issues/2000-5/2000-5.asp (2194 words)

	Pic of the Month - June 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In November 1934, down-on-her-luck Eva Tanguay wrote to Henry Ford asking him to give her a Ford car.
		At this time, Eva was crippled by arthritis and very short of funds.
		She hoped that improved mobility would help her get around to look for work as a radio performer.
	www.hfmgv.org /exhibits/pic/2006/June/pic.asp?pic=8 (91 words)

	Eva Tanguay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Eva Tanguay was born in Marbleton, Québec, in Canada on August 1, 1878...
		Discuss this person with other users on IMDb message board for Eva Tanguay
		Find where Eva Tanguay is credited alongside another name
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0849398 (88 words)

	© MELODY LANE: MIDI Songbook, Standard Songs Page Nineteen
		The famous signature song of vaudeville performer Eva Tanguay.
		She would sing it while dancing and throwing her arms around the stage.
		MIDI and Vintage Recording by Eva Tanguay in MP3
	www.melodylane.net /standards19.html (339 words)

	M-O-T-H-E-R sheet music - Eva Tanguay's great song (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This cover features a picture of Eva Tanguay.
		M is for the million things she gave me....
		It has been taped together in many places.
	www.cyberattic.com /stores/pk/items/217826/item217826cyberattic.html (91 words)

	Silent Era : PSFL : Eva Tanguay (1902)
		Silent Era : PSFL : Eva Tanguay (1902)
		Silent Era Home Page > PSFL > Eva Tanguay (1902)
		Silent Era Home Page > PSFL > Eva Tanguay (1902)
	www.silentera.com /PSFL/data/E/EvaTanguay1902.html (93 words)

	Hourglass Group, LTD - about us
		Other original works include Private Property (Edinburgh Festival), Care-less: Eva Tanguay (Dixon Place) and Frequency Hopping, which was commissioned by the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Sloan Foundation and was developed through the Drama League's New Directors/New Works Project and an artists residency at Yaddo.
		A Yale graduate, Elyse is a Usual Suspect at New York Theatre Workshop, an alum of the '95 and '96
		LOVE IN THE VOID (alt.fan.c-love) at HERE, Eva in CARE-LESS: EVA TANGUAY at Dixon Place and Madonna in Ruth Margraff's FLAGS UNFURLED: 1976.
	www.hourglassgroup.org /hourglass.html (1025 words)

	Hourglass Group, LTD - SEX - The Company
		Credits include Lolli in In-Betweens at the Cherry Lane Theatre, Courtney Love in Elyse Singer's Love in the Void (alt.fan.c-love), A Clockwork Orange at Steppenwolf in Chicago, Lorne Loraine in Private Life, Eva in Care-less: Eva Tanguay at Dixon Place and Madonna in Flags Unfurled: 1976.
		It ran at HERE and P.S. 122 and has the distinction of being featured in 24 Hours in Cyberspace, the first Web site inducted into the Smithsonian.
		Other original works include Private Property (Edinburgh Festival), Care-less: Eva Tanguay (Dixon Place) and Frequency Hopping, which has just been commissioned by the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Sloan Foundation First Light Project 2000.
	www.hourglassgroup.org /company.html (2019 words)

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