Benzell, Mimi (1922–1970)
Benzell, Mimi (1922–1970)
American actress and operatic singer. Born 1922; died Dec 23, 1970, in Manhasset, NY; m. Walter Gould.
As a member of the Metropolitan Opera (1944–50), sang 60 roles; became a nightclub performer and appeared on Broadway in Milk and Honey; hosted a daily radio show.
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