Ethel Smith (I) (1910–1996)Ethel Smith graduated from Carnegie Tech, having majored in piano. She got a job as an organist in California, and then went to Rio de Janeiro for a four-week booking. She ended up staying much longer, and it was an Argentinian dance hall beat that inspired her most popular song, "Tico Tico." She returned to the United States during WWII... See full bio » Died:(age 85) in Palm Beach, Florida, USA |
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1945
George White's Scandals
(performer: "Liza All the Clouds'll Roll Away" - uncredited, "Leave Us Leap" - uncredited)
1944
Bathing Beauty
(performer: "I'll Take the High Note" 1943 - uncredited, "By the Waters of Minnetonka: an Indian Love Song" 1914 - uncredited, "Tico-tico no fubá" 1917 - uncredited, "Loch Lomond" - uncredited)
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