b. June Mary Gough, 26 June 1929, Damaged Hill, New South Wales, Australia, d. 24 January 2005, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Acquiring piano and performing lessons from early years as a child, Bronhill earned a performing competition in 1950. Knowing that her skill needed advanced teaching the folks of …

b. 13 Sept 1902, Nebraska Town, Nebraska, USA, d. 18 March 1971, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA. For a few years Hayward worked well like a publicist with United Performers in Hollywood and was for a while at First Country wide where he added to screenplays. He also became an effective …

Gladys Swarthout was most widely known as a vocalist in the classical field, but she occasionally delved into lighter popular fare. Delivered and elevated in Deepwater, MO, she was the little girl of the railroad conductor. The family members acquired at least two extremely musical kids, and Gladys and her …

b. 15 January 1911, NEW YORK, NY, USA, d. 17 Might 2006, NEW YORK, NY, USA. Taking on the trumpet, Feuer examined on the Juilliard College of Music before playing skillfully. From 1938 he is at Hollywood, where he wrote music for movies created by Republic Images, rising to be …

b. Eva Brigitta Hartwig, 2 January 1917, Berlin, Germany, d. 9 Apr 2003, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. Although blessed in Germany, Zorina’s parents had been Norwegian. She started dancing skillfully as a little child with age 12 is at a Maximum Reinhardt creation in Berlin of the Midsummer Night …

Ted Straeter had a piano design that believe it or not a figure than Walter Damrosch tagged “stardust” — as well as the description from the mood trapped towards the man’s music for the others of his career, and produced that career. Given birth to in St. Louis, MO, in …

b. 30 August 1899, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, d. 25 Feb 1968, NEW YORK, NY, USA. The boy of actor-director George F. Marion, he was informed in Switzerland with Harvard. In the 20s he had written silent film game titles, finding a 1929 Oscar nomination. For early talkies he wrote music …

Singer/celebrity Helen Morgan was an iconic amount from the 1920s, a nightclub performer known on her behalf heart-rending interpretations of torch music describing intimate devotion to wayward guys, which she sang from her perch together with a piano. Morgan’s environment was the nightclub, specifically, the ’20s speakeasy, but she also …

b. 18 Sept 1905, NEW YORK, NY, USA, d. 6 Oct 1993, Greenwich Community, NY, USA. A significant and important choreographer, movie director, and dancer, who ‘helped transform the American musical theater from the 40s and 50s’. After graduating with honours in the School of California, De Mille provided her …

b. Muriel Angelus Findlay, 10 March 1909, London, Britain, d. 22 August 2004, Harrisonburg, Virginia, USA. Given birth to to Scottish parents Angelus started her stage performing career at age 12. She 1st sang in music halls and, in 1928, made an appearance in the silent film, The Ringer. The …