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Nancy Westbrook Profile
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| (Nanon Mathicakis) |
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| 24 October 32 | is born in Gary, Indiana at St. Mary's Mercy Hospital to Georgia Mathicakis and Lonnie Glover |
| ? | is adopted by her stepfather Grover Westbrook |
| 23 July 36 | is severely injured as a result of an automobile crash |
| ? | graduates from Froebel High School |
| ? | declines a scholarship to New York University so she could pursue acting |
| ? | marries |
| 53 | is signed by RKO Pictures, where she will appear in Son of Sinbad (1955) |
| 13 August 53 | is featured in Jet, where it's written that "Hollywood observers claim that some actresses are more suited for three-dimensional movies than others, which may mean a big break soon for curvaceous Nancy Westbrook of Los Angeles" |
| March 54 | is profiled by The Hollywood Reporter in an article titled Nancy Westbrook Picked |
| 1 April 54 | is featured in Jet |
| 15 April 54 | is featured in Jet |
| ? | is asked by Salvador Dali to pose for a portrait |
| May 56 | is featured in Gala |
| 8 May 57 | according to columnist Jane Allison, she has reportedly appeared in 14 movies |
| 21 May 57 | columnist Danton Walker reports that "Nancy Westbrook, one of the Ziegfeld Follies beauties, being screen-tested by Universal-International." |
| 2 July 57 | columnist Walter Winchell reports that "industrialist Fred Grey, who sends nightly orchids to showgirl Nancy Westbrook, broke the monotony by dispatching a pink mink stole" |
| June 58 | is crowned June Swimsuit Queen |
| 5 December 60 | columnist Earl Wilson reports that "beautiful Nancy Westbrook, McClelland model, owns the figure in those Butterfield 8 ads, transposed onto Liz Taylor's face." |
| May 62 | as Creta Margos, she stars in Strangers in the City (1962) |
| 22 July 95 | as Nancy Sheryle Westbrook, dies in New York City, New York |
| Sources: Daily Record, San Francisco Examiner, The Miami Herald, Daily News, The Indianapolis Star, The Times (Munster, Indiana), Ancestry.com, Joyce Crenshaw, Glamour: Models, Mannequins, and Pinups of the 1950s by Samuel Claesson | |
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