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	Friend of Dorothy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In gay slang a Friend of Dorothy is the term for a gay man.
		Saying at a social gathering that another man was a "friend of Dorothy" was a way of discussing sexual orientation without other people knowing what you were discussing.
		However, it has also been theorized that the Dorothy referred to is in fact Dorothy Parker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Friend_of_Dorothy (183 words)

	Dorothy Reddington
		Dorothy Reddington was no mystery to me. Yes, when Laurie and I walked into Sage Chapel on the Cornell University campus for her memorial service, Roy Orbison's "Mystery Girl" was playing.
		One friend said, "Dorothy once told me that basically she would be friends with anybody who wanted to be friends with her." And she would be a good friend, for life.
		Friend after friend stepped up to the pulpit and spoke of Dorothy's love, her laughter, quoting from the authors she loved, and making me cry just because I was in a room filled with people who understood the beauty and the power of the written word, a whole room filled with readers, Dorothy's friends.
	home.earthlink.net /~ggghostie/dorothyreddington.html (796 words)

	Dorothy's friend's diary
		Dorothy and I have left Zimbabwe for a place where our many talents and legendary beauty will be better appreciated.
		In fact, Dorothy was so exhilarated that she lost control and careered into a table of dykes.
		Dorothy herself wrote the first column in the first issue of the new GALZ magazine.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/gayzim/dorothy/dorothy.html (1576 words)

	Baby Name Dorothy - Origin and Meaning of Dorothy
		Writers Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Sayers; actresses Dorothy Gish, Dorothy Lamour.
		Dorothy is a very popular female first name, ranking 10 out of 4275 for females of all ages in the 1990 U.S. Census.
		Dorothy is a very popular surname, ranking 19719 out of 88799 for people of all ages in the 1990 U.S. Census.
	www.thinkbabynames.com /meaning/0/Dorothy (202 words)

	Dorothy Gale (and Toto too!) Homepage
		Dorothy is a Kansas girl from the United States who was blown in to Oz by a cyclone.
		Dorothy couldn't help feeling surprised, for she could have picked the little man up with one hand, and the lake was big and broad.
		Dorothy managed to twist her head around and found it was the second button on the jacket---the wolf's head---which had spoken to her.
	www.angelfire.com /pa/maryanne/dorothy.html (1850 words)

	Untitled Document
		Dorothy Thompson was excited by the adventure and travel and possessed a keen eye and ear for a story.
		Dorothy, of course, was among the many writers who traveled to Vienna to cover this news story.
		Hans, according to Dorothy, was "a German patriot and he is not a Nazi." As Dorothy believed that "politics was a prime instrument of the war," many of the broadcasts discussed policies, dealt with the German mind, German rationalism, the social and cultural structures of Germany, and peace.
	www.english.ilstu.edu /onlinmagazine/articles/GHedbergSS.htm (1239 words)

	NFTY - Celebrating our friend Dorothy Walrond!
		Dorothy is the Executive Assistant for the URJ Youth Division and the URJ Camps.
		Her name was Dorothy Walrond and she had already been in the employ of NFTY and the Union for more than 5 years.
		Dorothy's knowledge of our programs and especially her compassionate concern provided comfort and peace of mind to all those who were about to embark on a NFTY adventure.
	www.nfty.org /news/dorothy (690 words)

	The Catholic Standard - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Notre Dame de Namur Sister Dorothy Stang, the 73-year-old U.S. woman religious who was murdered Feb. 12 in the Brazilian state of Para, was remembered last Saturday as "a great lady" who gave her life to serve the poor and to protect the environment.
		Sister Dorothy, a member of the Notre Dame de Namur order's Ohio province, was killed Feb. 12 by gunmen near Anapu, in the Brazilian state of Para.
		She said that Sister Dorothy's advocacy for the poor, for justice and for protection of the environment would not be forgotten by students at the school.
	www.cathstan.org /news/03-03-05/3.shtml (788 words)

	Cruise Critic Cruise Styles: "Friends of Dorothy" Meetings
		Alternatively, a ship may list many FOD meetings in their programs, but the crew and staff may turn out to be less friendly than on a ship with no FOD meetings at all; the meetings are not surefire indicators of how comfortable gay or lesbian couples will feel onboard during the entire cruise.
		The availability and frequency of Friends of Dorothy meetings onboard ships are progressing in a positive direction alongside greater acceptance and tolerance toward gays and lesbians in mainstream society.
		FOD meetings are by no means the end-all; on the small luxury ships like Regent, Silversea, SeaDream or Crystal, not having the meetings doesn't mean you won't have just as much fun or meet as many gay compatriots on your own.
	www.cruisecritic.com /cruisestyles/articles.cfm?ID=188 (2262 words)

	Dorothy Kilgallen: The Key Witness - The Education Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In July members of the forum managed to identify the friend that Dorothy Kilgallen passed her notes on her JFK article (Florence Smith/ Florence Pritchett) that she was writing when she was murdered.
		She therefore told her friends this is what he said so that if anything happened to her, a future investigator would realize that “Out-of-Towner” was a CIA agent with links to Clare Boothe Luce.
		Friends said that she was getting this information from the CIA and anti-Castro Cubans in Miami.
	educationforum.ipbhost.com /index.php?showtopic=1615 (4750 words)

	Dorothy Lindquist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Dorothy Lindquist’s career as a friend to the Fayetteville schools covered almost 25 years.
		An avid traveler, Dorothy traveled frequently, under the auspices of Global Volunteers, paying her way to serve as a volunteer throughout the world.
		She is remembered in many ways throughout the community, and the Fayetteville School District annually awards the "Dorothy Lindquist Volunteer of the Year Award" in her honor.
	www.fayar.net /fpef/lindquist.html (263 words)

	Helene Iswolsky: My Friendship with Dorothy Day
		Dorothy became a Benedictine Oblate of the Eastern rite at St. Procopius.
		But what impressed me most was not her culture, which was extensive, but her way of life, sharing the lost of the poorest, and not as an outsider, patronizing them, helping them at a distance, but as one of them, a member of that vast family living under the sign of destitution and misery.
		For Dorothy Day appeared as I was ready to break down, bringing me that strength and peace which she has always given me in times of stress and suffering.
	www.cjd.org /paper/roots/riswolsk.html (1212 words)

	Journey North Hummingbirds
		The maple tree where the hummers nested was in the backyard of the country home that Dorothy and her husband built.
		Dorothy's sister came to her yard every day to check on the babies, help her get the ladder out, and hold the branch down so she could get those prize-winning photos!
		Dorothy is retired from her job as a Pharmacy Technician, and she spends a lot of time in her flower garden.
	www.learner.org /jnorth/tm/humm/NestThankYou.html (276 words)

	[No title]
		A painter, etcher, illustrator and author, Dorothy was the daughter and lifelong companion of the miniature painter and photographer, Chansonnetta Stanley Emmons, and accompanied her mother on her travels in the American south and west, and abroad to Europe
		After the very early death of Chansonetta's husband (Dorothy's father) the Stanley twins financed (in a frugal Yankee sort of way) 'Netta, as they called her, on her photographic jaunts to the Stanley Hotel in Colorado as well as to the South by motor car in the early part of the 20th century.
		Dorothy was dedicated to her mother and it wasn't until after her mother's death that she married very late in her life.
	www.askart.com /AskART/artist.aspx?artist=29457 (666 words)

	Dorothy Dunnett - historical fiction writer and portrait painter
		It was a privilege to be associated with her and an honour to be able to call her a friend.
		This feature was especially for those of you who never had the opportunity to hear Dorothy speak about her books, and allowed people to ask some of the questions that you might have asked at one of these events.
		For those of you who were not in contact with me at the time and would like to read it, here is a copy of the announcement and the archive of the many wonderful messages which were sent to the online book of condolence in the days which followed.
	www.dorothydunnett.co.uk (669 words)

	Dorothy Dixon
		Dorothy, a junior at New Canaan High School, oversees this household, does the marketing, and (it being summer vacation) spends a lot of time in or on Long Island Sound with her friends, or rehearsing her part in the upcoming “Silvermine Sillies”, a variety show put on by the nearby artists’ colony.
		Her houseguest is kidnapped, and while Bill and the girl’s fiancee jump into action, Dorothy copes with domestic crisis: the maids have left, objecting to the broken windows in the living room, the gun battle in the dining room, and even to the arson on the bedroom floor.
		Dorothy complains that “this ducky dress I’m crazy about has a rip in the skirt a yard long” and declares that “never again would she board her plane shod in pumps.” but the only way out is to walk.
	www.jafath.com /dixon.htm (1620 words)

	The Tin Woodman of Oz - Chapter Twelve
		Ozma was studying a roll of manuscript which she had taken from the Royal Library, while Dorothy worked at her embroidery and at times stooped to pat a shaggy little fl dog that lay at her feet.
		Dorothy had never seen this boy before, so she wondered who he was.
		Dorothy ran to do as she was bid, while Ozma went to her Magic Room to make ready the things she believed she would need.
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/youth/landofoz/TheTinWoodmanofOz/chap12.html (1487 words)

	The Daily Page: Features: Mr. Right: Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Regarding your recent letter from "Friend of Dorothy" (7/19/02): I've heard this phrase used to describe someone who's gay, but you — and most people — seem to believe "Dorothy" refers to Dorothy Gale, the character played by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz.
		And because so many of her friends were...that way, they came to be known collectively as "Friends of Dorothy." So the theory goes, anyway.
		At parties where straights and gays mixed, you could discreetly ask a guy whether he was a friend of Dorothy's, and if he got a confused look on his face, you knew you had your work cut out for you.
	www.thedailypage.com /features/mr-right/archive/managedit.php?intmrrightid=184 (564 words)

	Classic Images: Dorothy Dell
		She was born Dorothy Dell Goff in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, on January 30, 1915, the older of two daughters of Elbert and Lillian Goff.
		Dorothy was a little less than a year old when she won her first beauty contest, and she kept right on winning them through her teens.
		But Dorothy Dell’s first role turned out to be as a dockside saloon girl in Wharf Angel, a role she won from contenders Mae Clarke, Helen Mack, and Isabell Jewel.
	www.classicimages.com /1998/november98/dorothydell.html (1247 words)

	Democracy Now! \| Murder in the Amazon: A U.S.-Born Nun and Environmentalist is Gunned Down in Brazil For Opposing ...
		Dorothy Stang moved to the Para region of the Amazon in the 1970's to work with peasant farmers on building sustainable agricultural settlements.
		She was a close friend of Stang and talked to her the week before she was killed.
		Dorothy moved into the Amazon area when the government had been giving land to peasant farmers in order to populate the Amazon area somewhat.
	www.democracynow.org /article.pl?sid=05/02/22/1527243 (1285 words)

	My Friend, Dorothy Berry
		These days, a friend remarked, everything is compartmentalized at Cottey, but in Dotty’s time, before the era of job descriptions, it was a lot less so.
		If you were on campus interviewing for a teaching position and ran into Dorothy, she would offer to take you for a tour of the town.
		When the waitress came, Dotty gave her strict instructions to bring her bacon “crisp,” and if, when it came, it was not “crisp” (which I soon discovered meant “quite burnt”), the hapless waitress got a scolding that sometimes made me blush.
	www.cottey.edu /home/viewpoint/fa01nash.html (995 words)

	Fag hag - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some women (such as comedian Margaret Cho and Jessie from the UFN Show podcast) will proudly declare themselves to be fag hags.
		Judy Garland has been characterized as a fag hag (the origin of the phrase "Friend of Dorothy" referring to gay men, as Dorothy was the character Judy Garland played in The Wizard of Oz).
		Julia Roberts' character in The Mexican developed a fag hag-type relationship with a gay hit man, Winston Baldry, played by James Gandolfini.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fag_hag (453 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-dorothy :.
		In Dorothy, however, being her friend means you've most likely been seriously screwed up.
		Not even sweet little Dorothy Gale of Kansas seems all that in Kansas anymore, what with the lip piercing and the dyed hair.
		For such a small operation, though, it's a mammoth amount of work, and kudos have to be given for their ability to keep this book on a regular schedule.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/mc-dorothy.php (645 words)

	Dorothy Kilgallen
		Dorothy Kilgallen, the daughter of James Kilgallen, a successful journalist, was born in Chicago, Illinois, on 3rd July, 1913.
		Dorothy had fallen "asleep" while reading a new novel by Robert Ruark, even though she had said in her newspaper column four months earlier that the protagonist of the book dies in the end.
		Dorothy Kilgallen was without question a bright, intelligent woman who had solid credentials as a reporter, and who was the key to much of the success of "What's My Line?".
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /JFKkilgallen.htm (8147 words)

	Dorothy Day
		She was a fool for Christ's sake: her boss was the individual on the street who was forgotten by society, the one we see each day, the one on the park bench who smells of alcohol and urine.
		Be careful while you watch it, however - it does indeed portray Dorothy's missionary zeal, but neglects to make note of the profound spirituality that drove her work (and must drive ours!).
		Biography of Dorothy Day a good introduction by a past editor of the Catholic Worker newspaper, Jim Forest.
	www.wctc.net /~mjbach/dorothy.htm (615 words)

	Raoul O'Connell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A Friend of Dorothy - (Director / / Released / Strand Releasing)
		A Friend of Dorothy - (Screenplay / / Released / Strand Releasing)
		A Friend of Dorothy - (Winston / / Released / Strand Releasing)
	www.hollywood.com /celebs/detail/celeb/1455143 (66 words)

	The Suicide of Dorothy Hale
		She found a beautiful one and was about to purchase it when she found out that her good friend Dorothy Hale had just ordered it.
		She assumed right away that Dorothy had used the money she had let her borrow for the frivolous dress.
		Dorothy, unaware of her friend’s suspicions, called Luce to ask her to come to a party she was throwing for herself.
	wside.k12.il.us /phs/vam/Project/fkcritsuicide.html (624 words)

	A Mind is a Terrible Thing: Friend of Dorothy
		I'd like to say that's pretty normal and that all my straight male friends did that as a kid...but, I'd be lying of course.
		Dorothy had pig tails and was from Kansas.
		Not only did he crossdress as "Dorothy" he made a simple Kansas farmgirl into a fabulous supervixen with the latest hairstyle.
	big24fan.blogspot.com /2005/08/friend-of-dorothy.html (3668 words)

	'Boys Life' (NR)
		This collection of three short films -- "Pool Days," "A Friend of Dorothy" and "The Disco Years" -- have a clear purpose: to show the sexual blooming of young gay men in the often-intimidating surroundings of heterosexuality.
		In all three stories, it takes breaking through the walls of self-doubt, shame and societal homophobia to accept and celebrate their sexuality.
		Writer-director Raoul O'Connell stars in "A Friend of Dorothy," as a sweet-faced college freshman who falls in love with his hunky, male roommate but isn't sure if the object of his affections is gay.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/boyslifenrhowe_a037d6.htm (192 words)

	The Jonathan Taylor Thomas Archive: Review by Apollo Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The first is titled “A Friend of Dorothy’s.” Phrases like the title were used in the 1950s to identify fellow homosexuals without openly asking the question.
		In this segment, Dorothy Nelson (Brittany Murphy) finds that being dishonourably discharged from the military for homosexual misconduct is a fl eye on her future in her small hometown of Homer.
		“A Friend of Dorothy’s” is a very emotional piece and Murphy does a terrific job in her role, but the situations seem forced and the atmosphere is a bit preachy.
	jttarchive.net /filmography/review.asp?action=show&id=29 (529 words)

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