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is born in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma
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helps her cousin, Eugene Worley, of Texas, in his successful congressional campaign. Worley tips off producer Walter Wanger to her photogenic qualities.
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is among seven starlets selected as the “best bets” for screen stardom in 1945. The others are Kerry Vaughn, Daun Kennedy, Kathleen O’Malley, Barbara Bates, Poni Adams, and Joan Trent.
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as Karen Randall, she is reported to have been discovered by producer Walter Wanger in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, a community of less than 1,000 souls
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as Karen Randall, she’s reported being a cousin of Congressman Gene Worley
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is noted dining at the Derby with Joan Crawford’s brother, Hal LeSueur
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moves to Illinois at age 71 to marry a man named Fisher
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divorces Fisher
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Sources:
Samuel Clemens, The Vidette-Messenger, Waterloo Sunday Courier, Salamanca Republican-Press, The Amarillo Daily News, The Lowell Sun |
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