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[edit] Fact checking.
The article is states that I'll Cry Tomorrow was produced in both 1955 and 1957. Maybe someone has a definative date? Hamster Sandwich 15:34, 2 August 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Remenbrance
Margo Albert and others formed the Plaza de la Raya arts complex in East LA in 1970 which contains the Margo Albert Theatre. Her husband Eddie Albert served as chairman after her demise until shortly before his death. Their son Edward Albert, who put his career on hold to care for his ailing father, continues to be on the board.
[edit] Restoration of external link
Hello, Mr. Adequate. I just noticed an edit you made at Margo. You removed a link to here [1]. It was titled, "Margo and Eddie Albert Marriage Profile". I followed the link from the version previous to your edit, and there seems to be a great deal of information there that provides a citation for the material in the article. Indeed, the information from that link could be used to expand the material that exists in Margo in its current version. I feel the title of the link may have been unfortunate, but that the information it ultimately reveals is sound and comprehensive in terms of the dates and particulars of crucial events in the subjects life, but also of her progeny. Perhaps to retitle the link to " Some Particulars of Margo Alberts Private Life", or some other thing you may find more suitable. I feel it is a relitively important addition to the article, as it provides some citations for the material contained within it. I will restore it, with this explanation copied to Talk:Margo. Thank you in advance for your consideration of this explanation for doing so. Regards, Hamster Sandwich 12:29, 1 February 2006 (UTC)
