FLANAGAN Agnes
Date of birth : December 23, 1902, Minville, New Jersey.
Profession hairdresser at the Fox and Marilyn's personal hairdresser during more than 10 years.
Addresses
* 1920 : 992 Emerson Street, Pasadena
* 1927 : 1110 East Green Street, Pasadena
* 1930 : 5737 Fulcher Avenue, Los Angeles ()
* 1942 : 823 Gower Avenue, Los Angeles ()
* 1954 : 10938 Moorpark Street, North Hollywood
* 11972 Sunshine Terrace, Studio City, California.Story
Her parents Arthur Webster McKay (January 1, 1874, Scotland-December 21, 1956, California
,) and Anna Magdalena "Lena" Ebner (Decmeber 15,1875,
Indiana-January 8, 1954, California ,) married on March 1, 1899, in New York City.
They had several children.
Agnes married Claude Higgins (born in 1899, Kentucky). They had 2 children Robert Claude (November 25,
1919, California-August 2, 2003, California)() and Marjorie Agnes (born November 16, 1920, California).
On March 19, 1927, she married her second husband Ralph David Owen (January 16, 1899, Missouri-September
Between 1930 and 1942 she married her last husband Frank Michael Flanagan (October 28, 1903, Montana-May 23, 1967, London). He worked as an electrician for the motion pictures industry
Link with Marilyn
She met Marilyn in 1950 on the set of Fox's "The Fireball".
"Something's Got To Give" (1962).
"Some Like It Hot"
"Let's Make Love"
"The Misfits"
"Something's Got to Give"
shooting
She was doing Marilyn's hair for outings, photo sessions and business appointments, and became friend with Marilyn, belonging to the group of people upon who Marilyn knew she could rely on.
In Marilyn's dressing-room, October 29, 1960 ,,
Marilyn often visited her and played the aunt for the 2 children of Flanagan.Summer 1962
She brushed Marilyn's hair for her funeral, to which she attended, on August 8, 1962
;,,,Letter of advices from one of Marilyn's hairdresser to Agnes Flanagan, dated from November 20, 1959
She was also the hairdresser of Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor (); with her husband Frank
M.Flanagan, they even had a small part in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" (1966") : ,,
1969, on the set of "The April Fools"