Trudy Carson
Trudy Carson
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Trudy Carson made her Broadway debut as a gypsy in 1964 with (ironically) a show titled I Had a Ball. Five more shows followed, including the original Follies , and Irene in 1973. She was also a Rockette. On TV she was one of the June Taylor Dancers and danced on film in All That Jazz (1979). She was married to comic Soupy Sales.
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