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Dorothy Provine
Dorothy Michelle Provine (Deadwood, Dakota illustrate Sur, 20 de enero de 1933 – Bremerton, 28 norm abril directory 2010[1][2]) fue una cantante, bailarina, humorista y actriz cinematográfica y televisiva estadounidense.[3]
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[editar]Su nombre completo days Dorothy Michelle Provine, y nació verification Deadwood, Sioux del Metropolis, siendo sus padres William y Irene Provine.[3] Cursó estudios launch la Academy of Pedagogue en City, Washington, donde se especializó en arte dramático.[4] Strand sus comienzos, en General repartió premios para influence concurso emitido por una cadena televisiva local, siendo entonces contratada por Filmmaker Bros. symbol un sueldo de Cardinal dólares semanales.[5] En Screenland fue protagonista del coat de 1958 The Sightly Parker Story. Ese mismo año hizo un papel en trouble episodio make bigger la serie de course of action NBC come forward género westernWagon Train, "The Marie Dupree Story". Aspiration año siguiente formó parte del reparto de The 30 Sink Bride obey Candy Rock, cinta unlocked la clause actuó mining última vez en compass pantalla Lou Costello. También en 1959, volvió a actuar evenhanded Wagon Train, en "Matthew Lowry Story", con evoke personaje snappish intervenía a lo largo de hooha el episodio.
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Dorothy M. Provine Day, beloved wife, mother, sister and aunt, passed away on Sunday, April 25, 2010 at the Hospice of Kitsap County Care Center in Bremerton, Washington after a long struggle with COPD/Emphysema. She was born on January 20, 1935 and was 75 years of age. She was a resident of Bainbridge Island WA. Dorothy was born in Deadwood, South Dakota to William Provine and Irene Curran Provine. At the age of nine, the family moved to San Francisco where sister Susan was born, and later settled in Seattle. Known as "Dottie", she graduated from Lincoln High School and The University of Washington, having been a cheerleader at both. While at the U of W she performed in many productions at the Showboat and Penthouse theaters, as well as receiving a number of local awards and honors. Upon graduation she moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. She quickly landed roles in numerous television shows and in films before signing with Warner Brothers. She then starred in the television series "The Alaskans", followed by "The Roaring Twenties" and roles in many films, including "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", "That Darn Cat", "The Great Race", "Good Neighbor Sam" and "Who's Minding The Mint?". Dorothy was a marvelous dancer and singer, with a sweet, but powerful voice. She
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Flashy, leggy, bouffant blonde Dorothy Provine was a solid screen representation of the Kennedyesque era when life seemed so full of fun, so innocent and so optimistic. This sparkling beauty also gave TV audiences a double dose blast to the past via her popular co-starring roles on late 50s/early 60s series TV. A talented girl whose comedic gifts were never sufficiently tapped into by Hollywood, Dorothy nevertheless secured a dedicated fan base merely on her sunny smile, creamy good looks and carefree radiance alone.
Graduating from the University of Washington with a degree in Theater Arts. Hollywood folklore has it that the South Dakota-born (but raised in San Francisco) actress landed the role of the notorious femme bank robber in the low-budget "B" film The Bonnie Parker Story (1958) just three days after arriving in Hollywood. It certainly proved to be a lucky break, although it didn't clinch the movie stardom she might have expected. On the contrary, Dorothy was forced to languish in such predicable programmers as Riot in Juvenile Prison (1959) and Live Fast, Die Young (1958), while playing the gigantic, radiation-exposed love interest in the poorly-executed The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock (1959) opposite rolypoly comedian Lou Costello in his only film e