Davis, Gail (1925–1997)
Davis, Gail (1925–1997)
American actress. Born Bette Jeanne Grayson, Oct 5, 1925, in Little Rock, Arkansas; died Mar 15, 1997, in Los Angeles, California; attended University of Texas at Austin; m. Bob Davis, 1944 (div. 1952); children: Terrie Davis (b. 1952).
Television's 1st female Western star, appeared on "Annie Oakley" (1953–56); in reality, was an expert equestrian and crack rifle shot. Inducted into National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame (2004).
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