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She appeared on the cover of LIFE magazine in 1939
after beginning a number of years before as a ghost-like voice introducing a bone-chilling murder play that concluded with a sinister laugh
Haze achieved cinematic immortality as the luckless "Seymour" in Corman’s original The Little Shop of Horrors
and are forced to enjoy the very few episodes known to exist in recorded form
Experts in the ten major Pulp genres
WALLY: THE TRUE WALLACE REID STORY (Foreword by Robert Osborne) by David W. Menefee She appeared on the coverWallace Reid still rouses excitement today as Jeff, the blacksmith in D. W. Griffith's famous film, The Birth of a Nation. Audiences thrill to the rip roaring brawl between Jeff and a band of villainous renegades. The fight was largely real, and many people saw Wally for the first time in that immortal film. They said he became "a star overnight," but he had appeared in more than a hundred films before. In Wally, his story is fully told for the first
