Rosemary Clooney Overview:

Legendary actress, Rosemary Clooney, was born Rose Mary Clooney on May 23, 1928 in Maysville, KY. Clooney died at the age of 74 on Jun 29, 2002 in Beverly Hills, CA .

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She was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Recording. Clooney was never nominated for an Academy Award.

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Betty Haynes: [singing on the train] I want to wash my hands, my face, my hair with snow.


Betty Haynes: [singing "I Wish I Was Back In The Army"] The soldiers and the WACs / The WACs who dressed in slacks / Dancing cheek-to-cheek and pants-to-pants.


Betty Haynes: Why, all of a sudden, are people so concerned about my eating habits? Why don't people just leave me alone?


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Rosemary Clooney Facts
Buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery near her mother and grandmother in Maysville, Ky.

On October 1st, 2005, her Augusta, Kentucky home was partially transformed into the Rosemary Clooney Museum. Current owner/part-time resident Heather Renee French Henry (Miss America 2000) spearheaded the creation of the museum which amasses a large amount of memorabilia from Clooney's film, television and recording career. A re-creation of her red and white gown from White Christmas (1954) was painstakingly assembled by Henry and her mother by watching the film frame by frame (the original dress is M.I.A.). Some of her other original costumes are on display at the museum. The opening ceremony was attended by Nick Clooney, Rick Dees and Dante DiPaolo, among others, while her recording of "Bless This House" was played.

Appeared on The Edsel Show (1957) (TV) with Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Louis Armstrong. The show was aired on October 13, 1957 and introduced Ford's ill-fated Edsel automobile to a nationwide audience.

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