Vivian Blaine

**Vivian Blaine**
	American actress and singer (1921–1995)
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Date of birth	21 November 1921; Newark
Date of death	9 December 1995; New York City
Cause of death	heart failure;
Place of burial	Kensico Cemetery;
Work period (start)	1942;
Work period (end)	1985;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Malcolm X Shabazz High School;
Occupation	actress; stage actress; television actress; film actress; singer;
Field of work	acting; singing;
Native language	English;
Spouse	Milton Rackmil (1959–1961);
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	Q978990; ISNI: 0000000117395086; VIAF ID: 5120109; GND ID: 132904268; Library of Congress authority ID: no94044045; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 13926155j; IdRef ID: 068728247; NL CR AUT ID: xx0153420; National Library of Spain ID: XX4682572; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007324532805171; MusicBrainz artist ID: e1d47432-62f1-4539-8169-e4aee9be46b4; Europeana entity: agent/base/159441; IMDb ID: nm0086176; Internet Broadway Database person ID: 32199, 79993
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Vivian Blaine (November 21, 1921 – December 8, 1995) was an American singer and actress.

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Vivian Blaine in Something for the Boys, 1944
Vivian Blaine and George Raft in Nob Hill, 1945
Vivian Blaine in Doll Face, 1945
from the trailer for State Fair (1945)
1946
c. 1946, by Bradshaw Crandell
Left to Right: June Haver, Vera-Ellen, and Vivian Blaine in Three Little Girls in Blue, 1946
1955
Vivian Blaine. ?, and Ida Lupino, 1979
Vivian Blaine and ?, 1979