Gale Storm
Actress
About This Interview
Gale Storm (1922-2009) was interviewed for three-and-a-half hours in Monarch Beach, CA. Storm talked about her days as a motion picture actress, and becoming America's sweetheart, playing Margie Albright on the sitcom My Little Margie and Susanna Pomeroy on the The Gale Storm Show. The interview was conducted by Beth Eras on February 19, 1999.
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Video: Gale Storm and family star in "How to Go Places," a 1954 promo film for Chevrolet
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Thanks for posting this interview.I live in San Jose,Ca. and I also
see reruns every afternoon when I get off work.I was born in 1952.I somehow
got attached to seeing this show.Maybe, when I was a child I heard her
voice growing up.
Gail played in an Audie Murphy western, called "The Kid From Texas" she spoke well of Audie.
Still pretty.
She is the true class act. God bless you, Gale.
Thanks for the great memories and, of course, the laughs. You will never be forgotten.
Rest in Peace, Gale.... You were/are an angel! You were so loved, and our family loves you. You sang beautifully when you sang!
My Little Margie also was a weekly radio show, starting shortly after the TV version in 1952 and running until 1955. The cast was identical.
why dont they make these types of show's today?<3
Ms.Storm did a movie musical comedy with "The Three Stooges",Mary McCarty and Ed Brophy"Swing Parade Of 1946"for Republic Pix.Inc.
She was the best!!
God Bless Gale Storm. She made me happy when I was growing up. This interview must have been in the 90s. I wanted to marry her when I was 6 and saw her on tv. I thought so highly of her. I was so sad when I heard she died. Glad I bought her book.
She was an All-American sweetheart. I wonder if even she understands how much pleasure she brought with her talents into America's homes and hearts.
Gale Storm was the best. Not only was she a fabulous talent, but also a wonderful human being. She truely was an American treasure. I miss her.
Nice interview! The interviewer could've spoken louder for Gale to hear. I never knew that she had lost her hearing in her later years. At least she admits that she used hearing aids at the beginning of the interview. That shows she's not ashamed to have to use something to assist her! I think that's great! R.I.P. Gale!
MMmmm,Gale Storm The best. From Shania Twain's home town of Timmins ON. Canada
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