Showing posts with label june roselle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label june roselle. Show all posts
Thursday, October 5, 2017
More June Roselle
Different outfit, different lighting, and a bird cage. All the June Roselle photos are 4x5 prints made on a double weight, fiber based paper.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
June Roselle
A couple of days ago, I went on eBay and bought an envelope of theatrical photographs. Those haven't arrived yet, but it did remind me that I already had a few theatricals sitting on my desk that hadn't yet been added to the blog.
Written on the back of the top image, and the only one with any information, "June Roselle, daughter of composer L. Crist Carson." In my search for information, I started with Carson and found absolutely nothing. I tired the usual sources, IMDB, the internet move data base, IBDB, the internet Broadway data base, and of course, the plain old general Google search. Then I decided to try the same approach with his daughter. After all, show business has a lot of multi generational artists. There wasn't much there, either, but something.
June Roselle understudied Florence Henderson, on Broadway, in the title role of Fanny. Fanny ran from 1954 to 1956, book by Joshua Logan and S.N. Behrman music and lyrics by Harold Rome. She was listed as having been a replacement for a handful of performances, so she did act on Broadway. And then, that's it. Nothing, nada. No other Broadway credits, nothing on IMDB, so no movie or television career. It's as if she just disappeared.
So, did she decide that show business wasn't for her? Did she get married and go the family route? Perhaps she died.
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