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Frances Williams (II) (1901–1959)
Frances Williams was born Frances Jellinek of St. Paul, Minnesota. She started performing when she was 14 and left home when she was 16 as part of an acrobatic troup. Her first oppurtunity to show off her vocal abilities was in George M. Cohan's musical "Mary". She is perhaps best known for her roles in "Artists and Models", "The Cocoanuts" (also ...
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Born:in St. Paul, Minnesota, USADied:(age 57) in New York City, New York, USA |
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Actress (8 credits)
Actress (8 credits)
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Soundtrack (6 credits)
Soundtrack (6 credits)
1930
Let's Stay Single
(Short) (performer: "Just Wait Till the Summer's Over", "But She Can't Make a Man")
1927
Broadway's Queen of Jazz
(Short) (performer: "I'm the Only Boy in the World Can Take a Biscuit Apart", "If It Takes Two Hours to Make Philadelphia", "It Goes on Like That for Days and Days" - uncredited)
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Self (5 credits)
Self (5 credits)
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Archive footage (1 credit)
Archive footage (1 credit)
