Actress, Gloria DeHaven, famous for starring in a parade of Hollywood
musicals in the 1940s and '50s, has died. She was 91.
DeHaven died Saturday in hospice care in Las Vegas after
suffering a stroke a few months ago, reports Reuters.
The actress made her screen debut in Charlie Chaplin's
1936 film 'Modern Times' as
Paulette Goddard's younger sister.
She went on to star in a bevy of musicals,
many of them for MGM in the 1940s and '50s including 'Two Girls and a Sailor, Step Lively' with Frank
Sinatra, who had his first onscreen kiss with DeHaven, 'Summer Holiday and The Doctor and the Girl' with
Glenn Ford and Nancy Reagan.
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