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Mitzi Mayfair (born Juanita Emylyn Pique; June 6, 1914 [1][2][3] – May 30, 1976) [2] was an American dancer and stage and film actress. [4][5]
Mitzi Mayfair. Actress: Tip Tap Toe. Mitzi Mayfair was during the 30s and 40s a tap-dancer on Broadway. Her shows included "The Show Is On", and "Take a Chance". After Eleanor Powell's breakdown in January 1936, she replaced Miss Powell in "At Home Abroad".
Mitzi Mayfair. Actress: Tip Tap Toe. Mitzi Mayfair was during the 30s and 40s a tap-dancer on Broadway. Her shows included "The Show Is On", and "Take a Chance". After Eleanor Powell's breakdown in January 1936, she replaced Miss Powell in "At Home Abroad".
Mitzi Mayfair was a popular vaudeville dancer who had a brief acting career. She was born Juanita Emylyn Pique on June 6, 1914, in Fulton, Kentucky. Her family moved to St. Louis, Missouri when she was a child. Mitzi's grandfather was a minister and she attended church every Sunday.
Mitzi Mayfair (born Juanita Emylyn Pique; June 6, 1914 – May 30, 1976) was an American dancer and stage and film actress.
From the short: POLICY GIRL 1934After an opening vocal by Donald Novis Mitzi Mayfair demonstrates her remarkable flexibility starting at about the 1:05 mark.
American theatrical dancer. Born June 6, 1914, in Fulton, KY; died May 1976 in Tucson, AZ; m. Charles Henderson (movie studio executive), 1944.
Hal Le Roy, Mitzi Mayfair, Helen Goodhue, Frank McNellis, Grace Bradley, The Sanford Boys and Girls, Jack Bruns Quartet, Peggy Delight, Dorothy Winter, Rose ...
Mitzi Mayfair is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes Four Jills in a Jeep, Use Your Imagination, Paramount on Parade, Show-Business at War, Showbiz Goes to War, Tip Tap Toe, The Policy Girl, and Manhattan Serenade.
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