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  • Meisner]] at the [[Neighborhood Playhouse]]. Additional theatre credits include [Fats Waller]]'s 1943 Broadway musical "Early to Bed," ''[[Call Me Mister]]'' (in which she replaced leading lady [[Betty Garrett]] and ''[[Carnival!]]'' (in which she replaced [[Kaye Ballard]]. She had a featured role in ''[[Take Me Along]]'' which

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  • Grey]], [[Celeste Holm]] and [[Cyril Ritchard]]. Her more recent albums include "Lazy Afternoon" (recently reissued on CD by [[EMI]], "Oh What a Memory We Made Tonight" and "Peggy King Sings Jerome

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Great work[edit]

Marvellous work on Peggy King. Thank you. Gareth E Kegg (talk) 09:56, 21 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Kilgallen[edit]

Dorothy Kilgallen and Johnny Ray had a friendship, and it certainly was not controversial. I'm questioning your rationale for adding the content you did at the Kilgallen article and the section in which you added it. From what you wrote, it seems to imply they had a romantic relationship. Johnny Ray was gay and Kilgallen was (from all accounts) happily married. Any comments to help enlighten me on this? -- Winkelvi 01:28, 31 August 2014 (UTC) I don't know where I'm supposed to respond, so I'm doing it here. Dorothy and Johnny had a sexual relationship, despite the fact he was gay. In fact she stood by him during several of his arrests. Their affair is quite well documented in several books and articles and she was indeed married the entire time. Johnnie was a close friend of mine and he told me a lot of personal things that are definitely true and most are written about in the Lee Israel and Jonny Whiteside books.[reply]

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