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Gypsy Rose Lee
1911-1970 US, Seattle
Soundtrack and Pop
A.k.a. Louise Hovick
Gypsy Rose Lee, born in 1911, originally came to notoriety as a burlesque stripper in the 1930s. Later she acted in Hollywood movies, wrote two novels "The G-String Murders" and "Mother Finds a Body", and a play. She published an autobiography "Gypsy" in 1957, in which she describes a childhood touring the vaudeville circuit as the less-talented sister of child act Baby June (who eventually herself became known as an actress in Hollywood movies under the name June Havoc). The autobiography was made into a stage musical "Gypsy" with music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and was eventually filmed twice. Gypsy Rose Lee died in 1970.
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Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| An Evening With Gypsy Rose Lee | Gypsy Rose Lee | 1980 | Album |
| Gypsy Rose Lee Remembers Burlesque | Gypsy Rose Lee | 1962 | Album |
| Thats Me All Over | Gypsy Rose Lee | 1958 | Album |
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