Playing way out of type, Bette Davis starred in a Broadway musical revue called “Two’s Company” that had her singing and dancing onstage. The show opened Dec. 15, 1952, and ran for 90 performances. Davis was sick for much of the run, and she’d never be mistaken for a singer, but audiences did enjoy seeing the silver-screen queen on the Great White Way.
On “Three’s Company,” Jack was a chef. Janet worked in a flower shop. And what was Chrissy’s job?
A) Accountant
B) Hairdresser
C) Romance novelist
D) Typist
Previous answer: A 29-cent stamp with a picture of dwarf planet Pluto traveled more than 3 billion miles into space aboard the New Horizons spacecraft.
TRIVIA FANS: Leslie Elman is the author of “Weird But True: 200 Astounding, Outrageous and Totally Off the Wall Facts.” Contact her at [email protected]
