Subject line: "Mystery of Myrna Loy Street solved." The e-mail was in response to an Enterprise story on Monday that sought an answer as to why the city has a street named Myrna Loy Drive. The rather ...

MYRNA LOY’s obituary said she was Franklin D. Roosevelt’s favorite actress, and Lauren Bacall was quoted as saying FDR was “tempted to call off the Yalta Conference” in order to meet her. Concerned ...

OLGARD, Myrna Loy (Age 79) Myrna died peacefully on May 3, 2014 after a brief struggle with cancer. She was born January 23, 1935 in Boulder, Colorado, where she grew up the only child of John and ...

She was the woman every man wanted to marry. Actresses of her time who were more blatantly sexy or exotic, such as Jean Harlow and Greta Garbo, might have starred in the fevered dreams of their male ...

Myrna Loy's transformation from exotic vixen to perfect wife. Her turn as Nora Charles subsequently pegged her in a number of wife-figure roles, which is an interesting contrast to the mysterious, ...

The actress Myrna Loy, best known for her enchanting chemistry with William Powell in the “Thin Man” movies of the ’30s and ’40s, died in 1993 at the age of 88. Though her life was remarkable, both ...

Venice High School welcomed back some Old Hollywood royalty Saturday as hundreds gathered for the unveiling of a new statue of alumna and movie star Myrna Loy. The bronze work is a re-creation of the ...

Regular readers of P & P know that I adore Myrna Loy, the great star of the ’30s and ’40s in such films as “The Best Years Of Our Lives” and the sublime “Thin Man” series. (I love her so much that I ...

Myrna Loy Labrado Reynolds was born in Santa Barbara on Feb. 19, 1947 and passed on Jan. 10, 2022. While she left Santa Barbara in the late 1970s to further her career, she still had a very strong ...

After nine years as executive director of The Myrna Loy, Krys Holmes is taking on a new and exciting challenge as the executive director of the Montana Arts Council. She starts her new position Oct. 2 ...

There were many memorable screen teams during Hollywood’s dream factory era -- Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney, Errol Flynn and ...