Frances Mercer, a raven-haired model and RKO ingenue of the 1930s who matured into a durable stage player and star of one of television's first hospital drama series, has died. She was 85. Ms ...

Ms Mercer's brother, Joe, 27, told the Daily Mail: 'She was incredibly energetic, a million miles an hour on anything she was passionate about. She was kind, caring and deeply thoughtful for people.

Ms Mercer's boyfriend showed her a box of gas canisters, which she identified as nitrous oxide. 'I had never seen such big bottles,' she said.

Nitrous oxide abuse contributed to a student's death, a coroner concluded. Ellen Mercer, 24, died in hospital in February 2023, two weeks after she was left bedbound by burning her legs with a ...

Ms Mercer told her that she had burned her legs after spilling a gas canister on them and that she had been unable to walk or go to the toilet for two weeks, she said. She said the 24-year-old ...

Ms Mercer told her that she had burned her legs after spilling a gas canister on them and that she had been unable to walk or go to the toilet for two weeks, she said. She said Ms Mercer looked ...

Duke attorney John Simpson asked Santavicca about the high school team's one loss in the 1993 season. "Isn't it true that you lost the game because Ms. Mercer missed a 30-yard field goal?" ...

Ms. Mercer said she has always wanted to be a teacher. Her favorite part about teaching is that she has the opportunity to impact students’ lives like her teachers did for her, growing up.

Ms. Mercer won her Tony for a character who appeared in only two scenes. But Marge MacDougall, the comically soused floozy that hero C.C. Baxter picks up in a bar, proved to be a gem of a cameo ...