From ShowBiz to Sunday School
FROM SHOW BIZ TO SUNDAY SCHOOL Sharon Leann Wyatt’s autobiography Colors and fingers (Part Two) Then at times I believe it was perceived that Linda and I were a potential disruption any time we worked together. Once we were...
From Showbiz to Sunday School
One Year An Extra (part three) This was ridiculous, and I stood up, and said, “You can have this job,” and walked out. And yes, so did the other two girls. Out on the street we could see the...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
One Year An Extra (part two) Neither Linda nor I had difficulties on the sets any longer. We just would not put up with nonsense. My innocence was still there, but protected by a strong resolve to no longer...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
THE SPECIAL part two One can now easily surmise that much of his excesses may have been the result of what we now know as ‘delayed stress syndrome.’ One more great story-teller was one of my favorite actors Ross Martin....
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
The eldest gentleman in the group said, “And does Miss Leigh know what she is going to have?” “Well yes, I know exactly what I’m going to have.” I looked right at the waitress and said, “I’ll have...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
THE UNUSUAL (part two) My first encountered with Betty was in the ladies room. She waltzed in full of cat hair, went into the stall, and when she came out she washed only two fingers on one hand!...
From Show Biz to Sunday School
From Showbiz to Sunday School By Sharon Wyatt THE LIMO SCARE (part two) We were placed so far away from the camera, that we were being given our directions by a third assistant director. The camera was perched...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
Sharon Leann Wyatt’s autobiography THE VIRGINIAN (part Two) This undergarment he not only had to wear for the sake of his image, he also wore lifts in his cowboy boots. That was supposedly to achieve that tall-dark-and-handsome look. He...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
Do Stars Really Twinkle (Part Two) Linda and I stopped in our tracks, hardly able to believe our eyes. Surely he wouldn’t remain there while the tram pass by? But he did! And even though the tram passed within only...
From ShowBiz to Sunday School
DO STARS REALLY TWINKLE? (Part Two) I must share one earlier incident, in fact, my first opportunity to meet William Smith. I had been hired, because of my perceived innocence, so that the director could get the reaction he desired...