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4 de mar. de 2019 · Martha Raye was the third official Dolly Levi in the original Broadway production of "Hello, Dolly!" From a live performance: "I Put My Hand In," "Before th...
1958 Actresses Martha Raye Joan Crawford Press Photo (Part #: aai569) You are bidding on an original 8 x 9 press photo of Actress and singer Martha Ray, known for performing with the USO, at her wedding to Robert O'Shea with matron of honor actress Joan Crawford. Dated November 8, 1958. Raye's final years were plagued by ill health.
Martha Raye (August 27, 1916 – October 19, 1994) played the recurring part of Carrie Sharples, the mother of Mel Sharples, on the CBS-TV series Alice in Seasons 3-8. A venerable actress, entertainer and early television star whose entertainment career spanned over six decades, Martha had her start in Hollywood in films and radio in the 1930s; she also briefly had her own TV program, "The ...
Nicknamed "The Mouth" because of her most prominent feature, Martha Raye was one of the greats of TV comedy. "Her routines," explained TV Guide, "are boisterous, rowdy affairs, full of slapstick, wild plot lines and fantastic mugging - with appropriate crossed eyes, crooked arm and other contortionist business.But she's one of only a handful of clowns who can pull it off."
26 de abr. de 2013 · For Reed—the actress with the enormous smile best known as Martha Raye—the 1930s brought fame on stage, screen and radio. Eventually she added television to her repertoire. But the limelight shined brighter for her when she performed for a different kind of audience in a different kind of theater.
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Raye maintained an off screen singing career as a cabaret vocalist, and by the 1950s had made a successful jump to television, notably via her own THE MARTHA RAYE SHOW. As her career progressed, Raye remained popular thanks to her zany personality, however her vocal skills stayed notably in tact as well.
