Lana Turner

They never kept there names they always changed to suit Hollywood life style 

On April 4, 1958, police were called to Turner's Beverly Hills home to find the actress's lover, Johnny Stompanato, a minor Los Angeles hood and an associate of the notorious gangster, Mickey Cohen, dead of a stab wound that had punctured his kidney and aorta. Turner's 14-year-old daughter, Cheryl Crane, had stabbed Stompanato after overhearing him threatening to kill her mother during a domestic dispute. A judge ruled that the incident constituted justifiable homicide, but Cheryl was sent to live with her maternal grandmother.

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Black Dahlia

Elizabeth Short, best known as "the Black Dahlia," was born on July 29, 1924, in Boston, Massachusetts, the third of five daughters born to Cleo and Phoebe Mae (Sawyer) Short. Cleo Short abandoned the family when Elizabeth was 5 years old. At a young age, Short developed a strong affinity for cinema. By her teens, she had set her sights on becoming an actress.

• Elizabeth short
• Black dahlia nick name
• 22 years old
• brutally murdered  in 1947 los angeles 

By the mid-1940s, Elizabeth Short was living in Los Angeles, California, working as a waitress to support herself while dreaming of catching her big break into Hollywood's acting scene. Her chance at stardom, however, would never come. In January 1947, a horrific tragedy occurred: At the age of 22, Short was brutally murdered in Los Angeles, her body cut in half and severely mutilated. Her body was found, nude and posed, by a local female resident on January 15, 1947, in a vacant lot near Leimert Park, on the 3800 block of L.A.'s South Norton Avenue. "It was pretty gruesome," Brian Carr, a detective with the Los Angeles Police Department who has long worked on the Dahlia case, later said. "I just can't imagine someone doing that to another human being." In addition to dissecting and mutilating her body, Short's killer had drained her corpse of blood and scrubbed it clean.

Elizabeth Short And Major Matthew M. Gordon Jr.: The couple met in the mid-1940s in Florida and wanted to get married. Matthew tragically died in a plane crash, after which Elizabeth decided to move back to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting.

A gruesome scene greeted investigators. Short had been completely severed in two, bisected at the waist. Her body had been entirely drained of blood. Her face had been viciously slashed from both corners of her mouth up to her ears into a grotesque parody of a smile. Her thighs and breasts had been attacked and cut up, portions of flesh sliced off. Her intestines had been tucked underneath her buttocks. The killer had posed the body so that the hands were above the head, arms bent back at right angles and the legs spread wide apart.

The Earlier life of Carol Landis 

Frances left school in no time and went to San Fransisco to seek stardom. She changed her name to Carole after her favorite actress Carole Lombard and found the name Landis in the telephone book. She dyed her hair from soft brown to blonde. It didn't took long for Carole to work her way up and within 18 months she went from a Hula dancer to a popular band singer with the Carl Ravazzo Orchestra at the St. Francis hotel. Carole was barely 17 when she headed for Hollywood in the late summer of 1935. And after spending only 6 months in Hollywood, she met Busby Berkely at an audition for Warner's "Variety Show". Berkely was able to get Carole a 7 year contract. She was being offered roles but mostly in B-movies. In 1938 the bubble bursted and her contract with Warner's ended. Carole went back to modelling, some stage plays and doing some radio. It was Hal Roach who gave Carole's career a push and it was back on track. He casted Carole as Loana in One Million B.C  
but her acting was obscured by Carole's beautiful body who was clad in animal skins only. She was then labeled as 'the ping girl'. Carole was not at all happy with that nickname as *ping* was meant as in the erection in a man's pants. Carole's body caused much controversy many times as she was a rather busty woman.

She started to be on happy with her looks and hair 

Even now Hollywood makes you do that things never change
In 1939 Carole had plastic surgery to perfect her face. The tip of her nose and the tip of her chin were removed as they 'grew slightly towards eachother'. In 1940, Carole married a yacht salesman but the marriage only lasted for 4 months. And in 1941 Carole also got a contract at 20th Century Fox. In the contract was included a non-negotiable cause: sleeping with Fox's head Darryl F. Zanuck. He was known for sleeping with every actress he hired; those who declined did not work for Fox. In 1941, Carole was also very buzy for the war effort; she spent much time touring army bases. Carole spend more time with the troops than any other Hollywood star and her husband had much difficulties with it. These tours almost costed Carole her life: near-fatal pneumonia, amoebic dysentery and malaria. But Carole was a true trouper. Carole wrote a book about the tours called Four Jills in Jeep in which she writes her experiences along with with Kay Francis, Mitzi Mayfair and Martha Rye. Four Jills in a jeep was later made into a movie. In 1943 Carole married Air Force Captain Thomas Wallace in England. But just like the others, this marriage collapsed too in 1944. Wallace had much difficulties in being married with a movie star. Carole dyed her hair brown; something she refused for a leading role in the movie Sand and Blood (1941). They actually wanted Hedy Lamarr for the part but her studio refused to loan her out. Carole did not want to become a second rate Hedy and refused to dye her hair brown also because she made fame as a blonde. It has been said that this role would have given her the Hollywood career she dreamed of. Eventually it was Rita Hayworth who was cast for the part. Not a brunette either.  

However, when Carole did dye her hair years later, she did it for the war effort. Carole never went back to blonde and thought also that, by dying her hair brown, she would be offered more serious roles. Nothing was less true.

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Carole Landis Husbands

 carole landis Home in 1948

Her House in 2004

Carole Landis 

Harrison  frequently got their names mixed up when making love to them.

In the case of Landis,they had fling in 1947. She was in her 20s and had already been married several times.

Here is a pic of Harrison and carole landis together

Rex was still  married to actress Lilli Palmer and Carole has been having an affair with him for over a year. Because of the affair she had filed for divorce from her husband Horace Schmidlapp. She has also put her thirteen room mansion up for sale.

Carole is hopelessly in love with Harrison  and wants him to leave his wife. During the evening they have an argument and he ends their relationship.

The love of her life denied having affair