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is born in Great Britain
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is raised in Philadelphia
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loses her first job in an ad agency when she mistakes a tablespoon for a teaspoon
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takes drama and singing lessons in New York
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| August 57 |
is seen at the Harwyn with Ziegfeld Follies producer Charles Conaway
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| April 58 |
is New York's newest click model of the "curvy, outdoor type"
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| November 58 |
is a glamorous duet at the Lobster on West 45th Street with Count Juliano Ferrari
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Ferrari and realtor Martin Kimmel almost come to blows over her
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| December 60 |
still sees Sherman Fairchild, the millionaire plane executive
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| March 61 |
resumes with aircraft tycoon Fairchild
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| September 61 |
dines with Odgen Hammond, Jr., at the Assembly restaurant
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| June 62 |
auditions for British star Anthony Newley and producer David Merrick for their upcoming Stop the World, I Want to Get Off
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| March 63 |
attends Georgia Brown's opening at the Blue Angel
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is presented with an unusual birthday gift from wealthy industrialist Walter Troutman, a copy of Gerald Loeb's stock market guide
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debuts in Broadway's Oliver
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| August 63 |
is a dancer in Oliver and has a degree in journalism from Bucknell
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| 64 |
goes to Hollywood
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| April 64 |
writer Owen Davis discovers her for a Rock Hudson movie
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| 66 |
wins her part in Spinout over 200 other aspiring actresses
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Sources:
Drive-In Dream Girls by Tom Lisanti, The Valley Independent, The Coshocton Tribune, Mansfield News-Journal, Syracuse Herald-Tribune, Nevada State Journal, The Times Recorder, The Lima News, The Daily Intelligencer, Mansfield News-Journal |
Recommended Books:
Drive-In Dream Girls by Tom Lisanti |
Links:
Filmography |
