Carol Haney

b. 24 Dec 1924, New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA, d. 10 Might 1964, Saddle Brook, NJ, USA. While still students of dance, Haney came across choreographer Jack port Cole who not merely tutored her but also produced her his helper on a few of his stage and film tasks. In Hollywood, she acquired some little bit parts and produced an off-screen contribution to Singin’ IN THE TORRENTIAL RAIN (1952) when she dubbed Gene Kelly’s touch techniques on the ‘Singin’ In The Rainfall’ picture. She was on-screen for the dance duet with Bob Fosse in Kiss Me Kate (1953). The next year, Fosse decided Haney for the function of Gladys in the Broadway creation of Richard Adler and Jerry Ross’ The Pajama Video game; her nightly shows of ‘Hernando’s Hideaway’ and ‘Vapor Heat’ helped earn her a Tony Award as Greatest Supporting Actress IN THE Musical. Through the filming from the Pajama Video game (1957), Haney found that she experienced from diabetes and even though her screen entertainment of her dance routines are extraordinarily great and present no indication of her illness, she retired from executing. She had wedded singer-dancer Larry Blyden in 1955, but she acquired no programs to retire from showbusiness. Rather, she transformed her focus on choreography and through the past due 50s and early 60s gained critical acclaim on her behalf work on Rose Drum Melody (1958), Bravo Giovanni (1962), She Loves Me (1963), Jennie (1963) and Crazy Woman (1964). Haney’s illness blended with an luxurious lifestyle helped result in her divorce from Blyden and her early loss of life, which came immediately after Funny Woman’s opening.