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Miriam Lois Frankel was born in Chicago on Sept. 21, 1919, the only child of Daniel Frankel, a salesman who later produced nightclub shows, and Miriam Elizabeth (Bly) Frankel, a seamstress who went on to a show-business wardrobe department career. At 19 she made her Broadway debut, in Sing Out the News (1938), a musical revue, with June Allyson, whose songs included Sing Ho for Private Enterprise. In 1941, two weeks after Pearl Harbor, she married Gene Nelson, a fellow dancer and actor. They moved to Los Angeles, and good luck followed. Having lunch at Paramount one day with a friend, she ran...
Highest rated appearances

Masquerade in Mexico
as Party Guest (uncredited)

Kitty
as Girl with St. Leger (uncredited)

Duffy's Tavern
as Dancer

Hail the Conquering Hero
as Tap Dancer (uncredited)

Double Indemnity
as Keyes' Secretary (uncredited)

Cover Girl
as Specialty Dancer (uncredited)

Let's Face It
as Dancer