Search results
Ormond married the vaudeville singer and dancer June Carr (1912–2006) six weeks after he met her during a run of 1935 stage performances at the Capitol Theater in Portland, Ore. Calling himself "Rahn Ormond," Ormond performed magic and acted as the show's master of ceremonies. They remained married until his death.
The two were married and formed a vaudeville partnership, with June serving as booker and packager, and Ron tasked with writing and staging. It was in the late 1940s that the Ormonds branched off into filmmaking, with a string of westerns starring Lash LaRue.
Aug 26, 2023 · Comprising mother June, father Ron, and son Tim, the Ormonds tenaciously journeyed from Depression-era vaudeville to Hollywood’s margins, making Lash LaRue Westerns before churning out drive-in exploitation schlock.
Jun 16, 2023 · The world of exploitation films has seen more than a few married couples splitting duties over the years, but none followed a path even remotely like Ron and June Ormond.
Welcome to the Ormond Organization. Meet father Ron: director; wife and mother June: producer; and their son Tim: child actor, turned director. They got their start making "drive-in fare", but after a near death experience they shared collectively in a plane, piloted by father Ron, they left the exploitation game in the dust and set their ...
Jun 12, 2023 · Having spent time with June Ormond and her son Tim, McDonough brings to light revelations previously kept secret. He traces the Ormond family history through June, the guiding force of the family, who fearlessly navigated the cutthroat, male-dominated world of film production and distribution.
People also ask
Who was Rahn Ormond married to?
Who is Ron Ormond?
What happened to June Ormond's children?
What was George Ormond's first film?
Aug 24, 2023 · Forensic biographer Jimmy McDonough interviewed June Ormond extensively and she revealed things she told no other soul. June was the guiding force of the family, a woman who held her own in the cutthroat male-dominated world of low-budget independent film.
