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9. How very sad.

Fri Nov 27, 2015, 11:13 PM

Nov 2015

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Rosemary: the part you don't know [View all] ucrdem Nov 2015 OP

I wish Rose had kicked Joe to the curb, or Ilsa Nov 2015 #1

She put up with a lot, that's for sure. ucrdem Nov 2015 #7

If you want... you can buy St Coletta's, it's for sale. HereSince1628 Nov 2015 #2

Now that part I didn't know. ucrdem Nov 2015 #5

Okay, I think I will cry here. sheshe2 Nov 2015 #3

It's an awful story. ucrdem Nov 2015 #4

I remember hearing something like that too. ucrdem Nov 2015 #8

Now that explains a lot . . . ucrdem Nov 2015 #13

Well they did a good job ucrdem Nov 2015 #16

I remember the cover ucrdem Nov 2015 #19

I wonder now that the biggies are all gone except for Caroline..... bettyellen Nov 2015 #22

I think you're right ... ucrdem Nov 2015 #18

A striking resemblance... 3catwoman3 Nov 2015 #20

How very sad. 840high Nov 2015 #9

Such a sad story. Good that this book is published. nt PufPuf23 Nov 2015 #12

Strangely enough there were TWO Rosemary bios published this fall, ucrdem Nov 2015 #21

Such a very sad story. SoapBox Nov 2015 #14

A heartbreaking story. hifiguy Nov 2015 #23

So sad. Poor Rosemary, such a vibrant woman cut down in the prime of life smirkymonkey Nov 2015 #24