Dorothy Hale
American actress in theatre and film
Born
1905
120 years ago
Died
October 21st, 1938
86 years ago — 33 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Gained prominence in the 1930s through performances in stage productions and films. Appeared in notable works such as 'The Show of Shows' and 'The Golden Cuckoo'. Involved in the theatre scene in New York City, collaborated with prominent playwrights. Died at a young age, leaving behind a legacy in American theater and cinema.
Starred in 'The Show of Shows'
Featured in 'The Golden Cuckoo'
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