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Martha Jane Cannary-Burke, známější jako Calamity Jane ( 1. května 1852 Princeton – 1. srpna 1903 Terry) byla americká hrdinka Divokého západu, hraničářka a profesionální zvěd, nejznámější jako blízká přítelkyně Wild Bill Hickoka (znali se pouhé dva týdny), slávu však získala i potyčkami s domorodými obyvateli ...
O comportamento de Calamity Jane se tornou tão imprudente que ela acabou em um hospício em 1901. Dois anos depois, ela morreu de pneumonia. Felizmente, Calamity Jane ainda tinha alguns bons amigos, que levaram o seu corpo para Deadwood para ser enterrado no cemitério Moriah, ao lado de sua alma gêmea, Wild Bill Hickock.
Calamity Jane, one of the rowdiest and adventurous women in the Old West , was a frontierswoman and professional scout, who was known for her being a friend to Wild Bill Hickok and appearing in Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show. Born in Princeton, Missouri on May 1, 1852, as Martha Jane Cannary (or Canary), she would later grow up to look ...
25 de jan. de 2024 · CALAMITY JANE is in theaters and on digital February 2! After Wild Bill is killed in a poker game, Calamity Jane must break out of prison and seek revenge be...
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In the wild-west outpost of Deadwood City, 1876, we find the sharpshooting tomboy Calamity Jane surrounded by cowboys, townsfolk, and the famous Wild Bill Hickok. After a mix-up in the talent pool at Deadwood’s saloon-theatre, Calam goes to Chicago to import to Deadwood the glamorous actress, Adelaid Adams, but returns by mistake with her ...
28 de ago. de 2023 · Calamity Jane, se présentant comme éclaireuse pour l’armée américaine, prétend avoir hérité de son légendaire surnom à cette occasion. Mais ses détracteurs avancent que les dates ne concordent pas et que Martha Jane Cannary serait en réalité devenue Calamity Jane, « la calamité du Far West », en raison de son comportement parfois excessif et peu glorieux.
Doris Day, Calamity Jane, 1953. In 1953, over at 20th Century Fox, a big musical was in production. It was called Gentlemen Prefer Blondes starring Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe, two of the leading glamour girls of the day. Across town at Warner Brothers, Doris Day was donned in buckskins, boots and a scout cap, perched atop a stagecoach ...
