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Skirts Ahoy! (1952) -- (Movie Clip) Glad To Have You Aboard Having arrived each with their own back-stories and character sketches, their first morning in the barracks, Joan Evans as Mary Kate, Vivian Blaine as Yancy leading the song by Harry Warren and Ralph Blane, finding top-billed Esther Williams, and a fancy MGM montage, in Skirts Ahoy!, 1952.
During the 1940s, Vivian Blaine was a fixture in the musicals produced by 20th Century Fox. Her next significant role was in “Greenwich Village” (1944), a musical comedy that showcased her singing and dancing abilities. She also starred in “Something for the Boys” (1944) alongside Carmen Miranda and Phil Silvers.
Vivian Blaine was an American actress and singer best known for her role as Miss Adelaide in the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls. She began her career as a nightclub singer in the 1940s, and made her Broadway debut in the musical revue Three to Make Ready in 1946.
Dec 18, 1995 · Vivian Blaine, who played Miss Adelaide, the long-suffering, perpetually engaged chorus girl, in both Broadway and film versions of "Guys and Dolls," has died at the age of 74. Her friend Edwin ...
"Vivian Blaine" published on by null. (1921–1995).Stage, film, and television performer. A perky blonde singer from nightclubs who is remembered primarily as the funny Miss Adelaide in the stage and screen versions of Guys and ...
Vivian Blaine, who played Miss Adelaide, the long-suffering, perpetually engaged chorus girl, in the Broadway and film versions of ``Guys and Dolls,'' has died at the age of 74. Blaine died Saturday at Beth Israel Hospital, where she was being treated for pneumonia, friend Edwin Meyers said Wednesday.
