Dorothy Dandridge - Wikipedia
Dandridge was married and divorced twice, first to dancer Harold Nicholas (the father of her daughter, Harolyn Suzanne) and then to hotel owner Jack Denison. Dandridge died in 1965 at the age of 42. [2]
40 Facts About The Tragic Life of Dorothy Dandridge
Dandridge met her second husband shortly after separating from married director Otto Preminger. Jack Denison was a Las Vegas restaurant owner who showed his affection for Dandridge by having fresh flowers sent to her dressing room every single night.
The Untold Truth Of Dorothy Dandridge - Grunge
2022年8月17日 · While pregnant with her daughter Dorothy, Ruby Dandridge left her husband, taking her young daughter Vivian with her. As described in a 1998 documentary from Biography , Ruby had a passion for performance and often sang at her church.
Dorothy Dandridge - Movies, Death & Quotes - Biography
2014年4月2日 · Dandridge married Harold Nicholas in 1942, but their union proved to be anything but a happy one. Nicholas reportedly liked to chase other women, and Dandridge virtually retired from...
Dorothy Dandridge: The Trailblazer - Vanguard of Hollywood
2020年9月4日 · Dorothy Dandridge was born November 9, 1922 in Cleveland, Ohio. Her mother Ruby was five months pregnant with Dorothy when she left her husband, Cyril Dandridge, taking Dorothy’s older sister, one-year-old Vivian, with her.
Dorothy Dandridge – a beautiful talent wasted. - Historian Alan …
2017年11月19日 · Dorothy’s first husband was a no account dancer named Harold Nicholas, one half of the Nicholas Brothers. He gave her a child, a daughter who suffered brain damage, then cheated on his young bride relentlessly until she divorced him in 1949.
Dorothy Dandridge - The New York Times Web Archive
Her mother Ruby--strong-willed and outspoken--left her husband Cyril Dandridge when she was five months pregnant with Dorothy. It was the summer of 1922. The couple had been married for...
Dorothy Dandridge: African American Actor - myblackhistory.net
In 1945, she married Harold Nicholas of the dancing Nicholas Brothers (with whom she performed in the 1941 Sonja Henie musical Sun Valley Serenade); during their turbulent six-year marriage, Dandridge virtually retired from performing.
Dorothy Dandridge - Women In History Ohio
They were married in 1942. Dorothy was 19 years old at the time. Harold did not turn out to be an ideal husband. He carried on affairs with other women and did not spend a lot of time at home. Dorothy gave birth to a daughter, Harolyn, in 1943.
Dorothy Dandridge (November 9, 1922 — September 8, 1965), …
Dandridge and her husband finally divorced in 1949. Deeply depressed over what she perceived as her failure as a wife and as a mother, she decided that the best way to cope with her sad situation was to keep busy.
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