Baranski
"As you know, my paper is dry. Do you have any advice for young girls, seeking to avoid a life of Jazz and drink?"
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| Played by: Christine Baranski |
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| Mary Sunshine is a reporter for the popular newspaper the evening star. She is very gullible and over exaggerated all of her stories. That is why she is called the "Sob sister of the Evening Star." Mary Sunshine also is a speaker voice on the radio as she narrates to the windy city the details and happenings of Roxie Hart's trial and when the Hunyak is being executed. She knows Billy Flynn personally and whenever Mr. Flynn gets a case, she makes sure to write the sappiest, overdone, full of sorrow, and most over exaggerated story she can possibly stir up. "As you know, my paper is dry. Do you have any advice for young girls, seeking to avoid a life of Jazz and drink?" |
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