The Mission
Solving the mystery of America's most infamous haunted house.
Author Ally O'Sullivan, whose personal stake in the story is the disappearance of her fiancé Nick Hardaway within Rose Red, examines evidence in an attempt to liberate those who have been trapped there. Read "About This Site" for more info.Help her by signing the guestbook with your thoughts/input. You can also comment on posts and pages here, and respond to other comments to open a dialogue. Help Ally free Rose Red!
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Remembering Deanna Petrie
16/03/09
I’ve been hard at work bringing you a huge new gallery dedicated to Deanna Petrie, the 40s film starlet who disappeared in Rose Red in 1946.
I received a large number of photographs from the owner of a Deanna Petrie museum in Fresno, CA, for inclusion in this site. In the gallery are photos of Deanna in films and magazines plus many of Deanna’s outfits from the Oscars, time out on the town, her movies, and Ellen Rimbauer’s January 15th parties. All but the 1946 Rose Red gown are chronicled, as that’s the gown in which she vanished and therefore the gown that’s best known (it was the gown Hedda Hopper declared the cocktail dress for 1946). But the gallery will show you the rest, which you may not have seen - like this one, worn at Ellen’s anniversary ball in 1942, the first January 15th party Deanna attended.
You’ll also find lots of information about Deanna’s personal life and career. So hop on over to the gallery and get to know one of Ellen’s most beloved guests…
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