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'''Helen O'Hara''' (born 8 November 1922, USA, died :26 October 1999, Orange, California, USA.) was an actress, known for "<I>The Picture of Dorian Gray</I>" (1945), "<I>The Jolson Story</I>" (1946) and "<I>Night and Day</I>" (1946). | '''Helen O'Hara''' (born 8 November 1922, USA, died :26 October 1999, Orange, California, USA.) was an actress, known for "<I>The Picture of Dorian Gray</I>" (1945), "<I>The Jolson Story</I>"<ref group="Note">with [[Al Jolson]]]</ref> (1946) and "<I>Night and Day</I>" (1946). | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Her father was Henry Clive, an Australian-born illustrator and magician, who, at the time, worked in the movie industry | * Her father was Henry Clive, an Australian-born illustrator and magician, who, at the time, worked in the movie industry | ||
* Her mother was Helen Cunningham, who was a former [[Ziegfeld Follies|Ziegfeld follies dancer]]. | * Her mother was Helen Cunningham, who was a former [[Ziegfeld Follies|Ziegfeld follies [[dancer]]]]. | ||
* At 6 foot, she was taller than most Hollywood starlets. | * At 6 foot, she was taller than most Hollywood starlets. | ||
* O'Hara was a chorus girl, spotted by dance director Leroy Prinz and subsequently signed by Warner Brothers in March 1943. | * O'Hara was a {{lc2|chorus girl}}, spotted by dance director Leroy Prinz and subsequently signed by [[Warner Brothers]] in March 1943. | ||
* Married name: Helen O. Patty. | * Married name: Helen O. Patty. | ||
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Helen O'Hara (born 8 November 1922, USA, died :26 October 1999, Orange, California, USA.) was an actress, known for "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (1945), "The Jolson Story"[Note 1] (1946) and "Night and Day" (1946).
Trivia
- Her father was Henry Clive, an Australian-born illustrator and magician, who, at the time, worked in the movie industry
- Her mother was Helen Cunningham, who was a former [[Ziegfeld Follies|Ziegfeld follies dancer]].
- At 6 foot, she was taller than most Hollywood starlets.
- O'Hara was a chorus girl, spotted by dance director Leroy Prinz and subsequently signed by Warner Brothers in March 1943.
- Married name: Helen O. Patty.
Pin-up Gallery
- Helen O'Hara appeared in YANK magazine on 26 January 1945
Filmography
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Notes
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