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JoBeth Williams. Actress: Poltergeist. The product of a musical family, (Margaret) JoBeth Williams was born on December 6, 1948, in Houston, Texas, to Frances Faye (Adams), a dietitian, and Fredric Roger Williams, a wire/cable company manager and opera singer. Her father encouraged her early interest in theater during high school. She made her professional debut at age 18 in a Houston-based ...
- December 6, 1948
When Frances Faye Williams was born on 1 July 1902, in Chatfield, Fillmore, Minnesota, United States, her father, Eli Alonza Williams, was 45 and her mother, Mary Emily Perrington, was 40. She married William John Jackson on 8 September 1922, in Fillmore, Minnesota, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter.
Jul 12, 2010 · Faye’s music and sexual identity were inseparable. She had been married twice when, in the mid-’50s, she met Teri Shepherd, who was some 20 years her junior and became her manager. As Shepherd tells Bruce Weber in his film “The Chop Suey Club,” she and Faye were a couple for 31 years when Frances died in 1991 at age 79.
JoBeth Williams. Actress: Poltergeist. The product of a musical family, (Margaret) JoBeth Williams was born on December 6, 1948, in Houston, Texas, to Frances Faye (Adams), a dietitian, and Fredric Roger Williams, a wire/cable company manager and opera singer.
- Actress, Producer, Director
- December 6, 1948
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Jun 8, 1994 · Frances Faye Williams 1922 is a daughter of Charles James Williams, Sr., son of William Washington Williams and Elizabeth Knight, born 24 January 1881 Ty Ty, Tift, Georgia; died (of congestive heart failure as a consequence of long-term paralysis from a stroke) on 08 October 1951 Worth county, Georgia; buried in the old section of Hillcrest ...
But Joe E. Lewis, Sophie Tucker, Kay Thompson and the Williams Brothers, Danny Thomas, Peter Lind Hayes, Jackie Miles, Ted Lewis, Harry Richman, Benny Fields, Lena Horne, Jane Froman, Frances Faye, Martin and Lewis, Willie Shore, Henny Youngman and a few others are usually able to pack in big crowds and give their suffering bosses a profit.
