From the office of Ms. Robinson-Sanchez: Welcome. Francesca has recently been involved in multiple projects that have taken up all her time. She regrets not being able to respond to your posts as quickly as she would like. She appreciates your patience, and in the near future will be answering all posts, past and present. Thank you all for your continuing support of Eddie and our site -- your participation in the Q&A board is truly appreciated. Add a message | Eddie home page | 497 messages Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 100 Next Viewing messages 41 to 45. Leslie Buchbinder | @ Hi again from Chicago: I'm still trying to find footage from "I See Chicago: Eye on Art", 1967, with the Hairy Who artists interviewed by E.G. Robinson.I would greatly appreciate your contacting me! Thank you, Leslie 24 March 2011 - Chicago Mary On 02 November 2005, Francesca mentioned that I might see a photo of Eddie's brother, Max. Any news on a photo of him? Thank you for your time. Best regards to Francesca. 17 March 2011 - New York Bob Beck | @ The 1910 U.S. census report of the Goldenberg household is enlightening -- and confusing. William (Willie) Goldenberg, fourth of the six brothers, is not mentioned as a member of the household; possibly it is because he had shortened the family name to "Goldberg," yet at the time he would have to have been between 17 and 20 years old. The true element of confusion is Sylvia Godenberg, who was 7 in 1910. Who is she? Did Morris and Sarah have a daughter, born in 1903, when they would have been 45 and 41, respectively? It would have been close to the time of the family immigration from Rumania, as well. Edward G. Robinson certainly never made mention of a younger sister . . . He did mention Anna Guttman. She was indeed his grandmother, Sarah Goldenberg's mother. According to his autobiography, she could both read and write, where his mother could not. . . . I am curious about the family members who settled in St. Louis. Do any of them or their descendants still live here? 9 February 2011 - St. Louis Gale Goldenberg | @ I just tried to post a US Census from 1910 for Emanuel Goldenberg (Edward G Robinson)but website addresses are blocked here. However, I DID want to pass on that on it it lists the following household members, sex and ages: Parent: Morris Goldenberg M 52y; Parent: Sarah Goldenberg F 48y; Zachary Goldenberg M 25y; Jacob Goldenberg M 23y; Oscar Goldenberg M 21y; Emanuel Goldenberg M 16y; Max Goldenberg M 13y; Sylvia Goldenberg F 11y and Anna Guttman F 72 y. I assume that Anna Guttman is Emanuel's grandmother as his mother's maiden name was Sarah Guttman. I had noticed on the website that it said he only had brothers but there apparently was a sister Sylvia who was 7 in 1910. I was married to a Lance Goldenberg and we have a son, Ian Goldenberg. Lance's father was Samuel Goldenberg and his father was Morris Goldenberg who was married to a Bettie Finger. They were from Bucarest, Romania and came over here between 1902 and settled in St. Louis, Missouri. Family members have said that Lance's father Sam and Edward G Robinson were first cousins but haven't been able to establish that but I'm looking for more information. I doubt they are first cousins but feel sure there must be some connection. If you e-mail me, I'll ge happy to send you the website of the census information I quoted. 3 February 2011 - Newnan, GA Robert Beck | @ What's in a number? The American Film Institute ranked DOUBLE INDEMNITY #38 among the best movies of all time. Similarly, SOYLENT GREEN placed 38 (!) among varied works of science fiction. When Edward G. Robinson was 38 (years old, he was basking his newfound success as LITTLE CAESAR. And today, sadly, is the 38th anniversary of his becoming truly immortal (January 26, 1973). 26 January 2011 - St. Louis, Missouri Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 100 Next - -