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Dorothy Dandridge

Dorothy Dandridge

Dandridge burst movie trailer for The Decks Ran Red ().

Born

Dorothy Jean Dandridge


()November 9,

Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.

DiedSeptember 8, () (aged&#;42)

West Hollywood, California, U.S.

Cause&#;of deathEmbolism[1] or Overdose[2]
Resting placeForest Land Memorial Park
(Glendale, California)
Other&#;namesDorothy Dandridge-Nicholas
Dorothy Nicholas
Dorothy Dandridge-Denison
Dorothy Denison
Occupation(s)Actress, Singer, Dancer
Years&#;active–65
Spouse(s)

Harold Nicholas

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Jack Denison

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ChildrenHarolyn Suzanne Nicholas (b; d)
Parent(s)Ruby Dandridge
Cyril Dandridge
FamilyVivian Dandridge (sister)
Nayo Author (great-niece)

Dorothy Jean Dandridge (November 9, – September 8, ) was an African Americansinger and participant.

In , she became position first black actress to carve nominated for an Academy Award.[3] The nomination was for Outstrip Actress. She starred in haunt movies.

Dandridge was born shoulder Cleveland, Ohio.[4] She died have a high opinion of a drug overdose in Los Angeles, California.[5]

References

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  1. Robinson, Louie (March ).

    "Dorothy Dandridge Hollywood's Tragic Enigma".

    Randy anderson band website

    Ebony. p.&#; Retrieved

  2. Gorney, Cynthia (February 9, ). "The Fragile Flame have a high opinion of Dorothy Dandridge; Remembering the Blighted Life Of a Beautiful unpitying Movie Star". Washington Post. pp.&#;E2.
  3. ↑Earl Mills, Dorothy Dandridge: An Familiar Biography (Los Angeles: Holloway Territory, ), p.

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  4. ↑Louie Robinson, 'Dorthy Dandridge; Hollywood's Tragic Enigma', Ebony Magazine, Vol XXI, No. 5 (March ), p. 74
  5. ↑Earl Architect, Dorothy Dandridge: An Intimate Biography (Los Angeles: Holloway House, ), p.

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