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Mary Lee (actor) : ウィキペディア英語版
Mary Lee (actress)

Mary Lee (born October 24, 1924, Centralia, Illinois – died June 6, 1996, Sacramento, California) was a big band singer and B movie actress from the late 1930s into the 1940s, starring mostly in Westerns. She maintained a youthful look well into her thirties.
==Early years==
Born Mary Lee Wooters in Centralia, Illinois on October 24, 1924, her mother and father were Lela Myrtle Telford (1898) and Louis Ellis Wooters (1897). They had four daughters, Vera Mae (1920), Dorris Lucille (1923), Mary Lee (1924), and Norma Jean (1929).〔FamilySearch, United States Census, 1930, Louis F. Wooters, (Click on the link to view.)〕 Dorris Lucille died shortly after birth in 1923.〔FamilySearch, Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths, Dorris Lucille Wooters, (Click on the link to view.)〕 When Mary Lee was four years old the family moved to Ottawa, Illinois where Louis Wooters opened a barbershop. At age six Mary Lee began singing with her father and older sister, Vera, who were already performing country and popular songs over a low power radio station and at various events in the LaSalle County, Illinois area.〔

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