Hamilton, Nancy (1908–1985)
Hamilton, Nancy (1908–1985)
American lyricist. Born July 27,1908, in Sewickley, Pennsylvania; died Feb 18, 1985, in New York, NY.
One of the 1st successful female lyricists, wrote sketches and lyrics for such Broadway revues as One for the Money, New Faces of 1924, Two for the Show and Three to Make Ready.
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