Grandson of the five-and-dime store millionaire Frank Woolworth. Cousin & close life-long friend of heiress Barbara Hutton. In the early 1950's he was a constant intimate companion & bankroller of the Duke & Dutchess of Windsor.
Racconteur, Gay playboy, & inveterate practical joker who finally expired from an excess of alchohol & Seconal
Read 'Dancing with the Devil - The Windsors & Jimmy Donahue' by Christopher Wilson.
If Jimmy didn't have friends on Monday
He did have unlimited wealth,
Francis Spellman and late mass on Sunday,
And a Duchess, not quite to himself.
His anthem was "Hello Dolly"
And mischief was his game.
No children from his follies
And few came to his grave
Racconteur, Gay playboy, & inveterate practical joker who finally expired from an excess of alchohol & Seconal
Read 'Dancing with the Devil - The Windsors & Jimmy Donahue' by Christopher Wilson.
If Jimmy didn't have friends on Monday
He did have unlimited wealth,
Francis Spellman and late mass on Sunday,
And a Duchess, not quite to himself.
His anthem was "Hello Dolly"
And mischief was his game.
No children from his follies
And few came to his grave
Grandson of the five-and-dime store millionaire Frank Woolworth. Cousin & close life-long friend of heiress Barbara Hutton. In the early 1950's he was a constant intimate companion & bankroller of the Duke & Dutchess of Windsor.
Racconteur, Gay playboy, & inveterate practical joker who finally expired from an excess of alchohol & Seconal
Read 'Dancing with the Devil - The Windsors & Jimmy Donahue' by Christopher Wilson.
If Jimmy didn't have friends on Monday
He did have unlimited wealth,
Francis Spellman and late mass on Sunday,
And a Duchess, not quite to himself.
His anthem was "Hello Dolly"
And mischief was his game.
No children from his follies
And few came to his grave
Racconteur, Gay playboy, & inveterate practical joker who finally expired from an excess of alchohol & Seconal
Read 'Dancing with the Devil - The Windsors & Jimmy Donahue' by Christopher Wilson.
If Jimmy didn't have friends on Monday
He did have unlimited wealth,
Francis Spellman and late mass on Sunday,
And a Duchess, not quite to himself.
His anthem was "Hello Dolly"
And mischief was his game.
No children from his follies
And few came to his grave
