Cecilia Loos Actress

Cecilia Loos, refugee from the little-known isolated and landlocked North Wales, is the subject of numerous biographies and fanzines, notably LOOS ENDS, which regrettably ended publication in 1998. After leaving North Wales, for reasons involving union-busting at a Pennsylvania tube factory, she reportedly went on "the lamb." She later resurfaced in Little Five Points (Atlanta) riding a yellow bicycle, where she was immediately asked to join the cast of "Mountain of Terror, Day of Dread." Little else is known about Ms. Loos. Telephone calls reveal something about hiding from John Ashcroft, but her North Wales accent is, at times, difficult to understand. In her free time, it is believed that Ms. Loos writes cranky op-ed, bets on cock fights and practices saying Mass with Nilla Wafers--all under the influence of mint juleps. She wishes to thank Mr. Edwards and someone named Marge Washington for giving her the inspiration for her nuanced portrayals.


	Cecilia Loos Actress Mountain of Terror Day of Dread: "Common Law Wife" Project: Tiki Puka Puka: Ms. Frieda, ship's accountant Esta Noche We Ride!: Nips Akimbo (AKA Nips Akimbo)










			Cecilia Loos, refugee from the little-known isolated and landlocked North Wales, is the subject of numerous biographies and fanzines, notably LOOS ENDS, which regrettably ended publication in 1998. After leaving North Wales, for reasons involving union-busting at a Pennsylvania tube factory, she reportedly went on "the lamb." She later resurfaced in Little Five Points (Atlanta) riding a yellow bicycle, where she was immediately asked to join the cast of "Mountain of Terror, Day of Dread." Little else is known about Ms. Loos. Telephone calls reveal something about hiding from John Ashcroft, but her North Wales accent is, at times, difficult to understand. In her free time, it is believed that Ms. Loos writes cranky op-ed, bets on cock fights and practices saying Mass with Nilla Wafers--all under the influence of mint juleps. She wishes to thank Mr. Edwards and someone named Marge Washington for giving her the inspiration for her nuanced portrayals.