Mary Martin

American actress and singer in musicals

Mary Martin - American actress and singer in musicals
Born

December 1st, 1913
111 years ago

Died

November 3rd, 1990
34 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An acclaimed actress and singer, this individual achieved significant recognition in the realms of theater and television. Starred on Broadway in iconic roles, particularly in the original productions of 'South Pacific' and 'Peter Pan'. Received numerous awards, including multiple Tony Awards for her performances. Appeared in television adaptations of her stage work, solidifying a legacy in both theater and early television.

Starred in 'South Pacific' on Broadway

Starred in 'Peter Pan' on Broadway

Won Tony Awards for Best Actress in a Musical

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