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30 Years Later, Massey Memories Linger
Author, department store historian, Fells Point Towne Crier, and “quite wonderful” Baltimore Symphony Orchestra oboist Michael J. Lisicky remembers Edith Massey. Tags: edith massey, edith's shopping bag, fell's point
Posted in Baltimorons, Dreamlanders, Edith Massey, Fells Point, Neighborhoods
Tagged edith massey, edith's shopping bag, fell's point
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The First Annual End of the World Show (1973)
[After spotting a framed poster for this legendary Johns Hopkins University event hanging on Robyn Webb’s wall, I checked the Internets (all of them!) and found this review by the guy who organized it all, Tom D’Antoni. The former Baltimore … Continue reading
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R.I.P., Edith Massey (May 28, 1918 – October 24, 1984)
The Eggs-traordinary Egg Lady, Edie Massey Remembered By Tom Warner and Scott Huffines (Baltimore Or Less) Edith Massey, the popular John Waters “Dreamlander” actress (Multiple Maniacs, Pink Flamingos, Female Trouble, Desperate Living, Polyester), punk singer (Edie and the Eggs), boutique … Continue reading