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Georgia Brown, born Lilian Claire Klot, [1] [2] was born and raised in the East End of London. The daughter of Mark and Annie (née Kirshenbaum) Klot, [3] Brown grew up in a large, extended Jewish family of Russian descent. Her father worked in a textile factory and as a bookmaker. Brown attended the Central Foundation Grammar School.
Georgia Brown (1933-1992) Georgia Brown. She was was born in London's East End, the daughter of a Russian immigrant family who settled in Britain at the turn of the century. During WWII she was evacuated to South Wales where Welsh choirs fascinated her and she remembers the miners harmonising which made her want to sing professionally.
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- Whitechapel, London, England, UK
- January 1, 1
- London, England, UK
Georgia Brown. Actress: Cheers. She was was born in London's East End, the daughter of a Russian immigrant family who settled in Britain at the turn of the century. During WWII she was evacuated to South Wales where Welsh choirs fascinated her and she remembers the miners harmonising which made her want to sing professionally. Her first engagement at 17 was at London's Stork Club where she ...
- October 21, 1933
- July 5, 1992
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Jul 6, 1992 · Georgia Brown, a gravelly voiced singer and an earthy actress who originated the role of Nancy in the musical "Oliver!," died yesterday in London. She was 57 years old and lived in Hollywood.
Georgia Brown. Georgia Brown. Born in 1933 as Lillian Klot, the British singer and actress known as Georgia Brown took her stage name from the jazz standard “Sweet Georgia Brown.”. Not surprisingly, engagements in nightclubs and cabaret work marked her early career. It was in a 1956 revival of Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera, in which ...
Lillie Klot (Georgia Brown), actress and singer, born London 21 October 1933, married 1974 Gareth Wigan (one son; marriage dissolved), died London 5 July 1992.