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Dru died in Los Angeles, California on September 10, 1996, aged 74, from a respiratory ailment that developed from lymphedema, a result of chemotherapy she had received over her lifetime, according to her brother.
Sep 12, 1996 · The cause of her death late Tuesday was respiratory ailment that developed from lymphedema, a swelling of the extremities. Chemotherapy she received over her lifetime affected her lymph...
Sep 13, 1996 · Joanne Dru, who starred opposite John Wayne in the westerns ''Red River'' and ''She Wore a Yellow Ribbon,'' died on Tuesday at her home in Beverly Hills, Calif. She was 74. The cause was a...
Sep 12, 1996 · Dru died Tuesday night in her Beverly Hills home of respiratory failure after suffering with lymphedema, said her brother, television host Peter Marshall.
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Sep 12, 1996 · Dru, a former model whose real name was Joanne LaCock, died Tuesday night after suffering from lymphedema, an accumulation of lymph in tissues that leads to swelling, mainly in the legs.
Sep 12, 1996 · Joanne Dru, whose appearances in 40 movies included starring roles opposite John Wayne in the classic Westerns ``Red River'' and ``She Wore a Yellow Ribbon,'' has died at age 74. Dru died of a respiratory ailment at her home late Tuesday, said her brother, veteran TV host Peter Marshall.
Joanne Letitia LaCock (Joanne Dru), actress: born Logan, West Virginia 31 January 1923; married 1941 Dick Haymes (one son, two daughters; marriage dissolved 1949), 1949 John Ireland (two sons...
Joanne Dru. Actress: Red River. The daughter of a West Virginia druggist, Joanne Dru came to New York in 1940. In New York she worked as a model and was cast by Al Jolson as one of the showgirls in his Broadway play "Hold Onto Your Hats."
Sep 12, 1996 · BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Joanne Dru, star of the classic Western films "Red River" and "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," died of lymphedema Tuesday. She was 74. Her first film was "Abie's Irish Rose"...
Sep 12, 1996 · She was 74. Ms. Dru died Tuesday night in her Beverly Hills home of respiratory failure after suffering with lymphedema, said her brother, television host Peter Marshall.
