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Virginia Lee

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American Mexican-born actress (1901–1996)

Person · Open Library

Works
48

Top works

  • Coping strategies and coping abilities of individuals with rheumatoid arthritis
  • Raising Faithful Kids
  • Vlinder voor Marianne
  • Public Access to the Rhode Island Coast
  • Maritime Inns & Restaurants Cookbook

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Film & TV

Mexico City, Mexico

Known for

  • Fatal Lady — Brazilian Opera Troupe (uncredited)1936
  • The Adorable Cheat — Roberta Arnold1928
  • If Winter Comes — Miss Winifred1923
  • It Happened Out West1923
  • Beyond the Rainbow — Henrietta Greeley1922
  • The White Masks — Olga Swenson1921
  • If Women Only Knew — Donna Wayne1921
  • Scrambled Wives — Beatrice Lee1921
  • A Daughter of Two Worlds — Sue Harrison1920
  • Sandy Burke of the U-Bar-U — Molly Kirby1919

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
750
Total plays
5,350

Tags

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Virginia Lee (27 June 1927 – 7 January 1990) was a South African singer of light music. Virginia Lee was the first female South African singer to be awarded a Gold Record, which she received on 15 December 1965 for her hit "Goodbye My Love", after reaching the equivalent of one million sales. She was also the first artist to achieve the distinction of releasing a locally produced record internationally. Goodbye My Love was released in England, the Netherlands, and Germany under the PYE label, wi

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Virginia
Family name
Lee
Gender
female
Place of birth
Mexico City
Place of death
Englewood
Occupation
actor
Image
Virginia Lee LCCN2014711969.jpg
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date of birth
1901-07-14
date of death
1996-01-14
Commons category
Virginia Lee (silent film actress)

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