Talk:Jim Mooney

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Julia Mooney/Rooney[edit]

There's a Ziegfeld Girl name Julia Rooney [1], whose father and brother were the performers Pat Rooney Sr. and Pat Rooney Jr., and began as a sister act at age 5 with her sister Josie. A misspelling at the page linked above says Mooney at the end, but her parents were Rooney and she appears as Rooney throughout the web.

There's a still of a Julia Mooney, however, at [2], who is identified as a dancer in "Earl Carroll Vanities". We can't use this commercial link, but I did find a Julia Mooney on the Internet Broadway Database who did showgirl roles on Broadway at the right timeframe. Combined with Mark Evanier's reporting that Mooney had told him his sister was a showgirl, this seems reasonable to put in the article with a footnote.

The Libby Titus thing needs independent confirmation, still.--151.205.28.11 (talk) 15:17, 1 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Actually, the timeframe for the Julia Mooney thing is a problem. There's a Julia Mooney on Broadway in 1908, then a showgirl Julia Mooney from 1931-1935, according to the Internet Broadway Database (which unlike the Internet Movie Database isn't reader-supplied data, but a professional database.) Even assuming they are the same Julia Mooney, and the 1908 version was a child actor, that puts her and presumably her family across the country from where Jim Mooney was raised. I've laid out all the information with footnotes in the article, without making any definitive claims. --151.205.28.11 (talk) 15:34, 1 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]