Ethel Merman

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Ethel Merman is an Actress and model (more specifically – Stage Actress), Generally seen in Hollywood, Spanish, French Films and Shows. Who was born on Thursday, 16 January, 1908 (Birthday), at Astoria, NY and Ethel Merman’s current age is 114 years, 5 month, 19 days (Updated Recently). She is a American by birth and native language will be English, also good at French, Spanish, German. She got married already.. As per trusted source like Wikipedia, she is Dead.

She is one of the most superb female artist among English Actresses. Ethel Merman’s height will be 5.2 Feet to 5.11 Feet Approximately (Exact Height is Still On Research) and she weighs 319 to 70 Kilograms, Approximately. Her Zodiac Sign is Capricorn. Check detailed Birth and Death dates, with timeline below.

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Ethel Merman, celebrates her birthday on Thursday, 16 January, 1908, every year. She belongs to 1908’s. Her birth sign is Capricorn and her opposite sign is Cancer, Astoria, NY, is the place where she has born. Her birth element and Sign Modality is Cardinal Earth and sign duality will be Passive.

Ethel Merman was a U.S. actress, performer and singer and was born Ethel Agnes Zimmermann, 16 January 1908 – 15 February 1984. Known mostly as the “unquestioned first lady of musical comedy,” she was known for her distinctive, strong voice and prominent parts in musical theatre. She was noted for her famous performance in shows like Anything Goes, Annie Get your Gun, Gypsy, Hillo, Dolly! during her remarkable theatre career. Her film roles in Anything Goes (1936), Call Me Madam (1953), No Business Like Show Business (1954) and It is a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World are also well-known (1963). In the course of her concert in Call Me Frau, she was honoured with the Tony Award for Best Actress in Music, and the Grammy Award for Hello, Dolly! for her work.
“I Got Rhythm” (froms Girl Crazy); “Everything is Coming Up Roses” and the Cole Porter songs “It is De-Lovely (Red, Hot and Blue), “Friendship” (Du Barry Was A Lady), and “I Get a Kick of You,” “You are the One who is the Friendship” (Du Barry Was a Lady); and “I Get a Kick of You,” among the many standards introduced by Merman in Broadway musicals are “I Got Rhythm” (from Anything Goes). Merman’s Signature Song was composed for musical Annie Get Your Gun in Berlin, “There is No Business Like Show Business.”
Merman was born in 1908 in Astoria, Queens, New York City, in her maternal grandmother’s house at 359 4th Avenue (nowadays 33rd street just off 36th Avenue). Her father, the Manhattan wholesale dry-goods company Edward Zimmermann, from 1879 to 1977 and her mother, Agnes (gardner) Zimmermann, from 1883–1974, were teaching bookkeepers with the James H. Dunham & Company. In the Dutch Reformed Church, Edward Zimmermann was raised and his wife was a Presbyterian. They joined the episcopal congregation at the Church of the Redeemer shortly after marrying and baptised their daughter. She spent every Sunday in morning services, Sunday school, afternoon prayer sessions, evening school groups for children, as well as in church attendance. Merman’s parents had tight rules.
Merman attended P.S. 4 and William Cullen Bryant High School, where she attended a business course offering secretarial training (later named her hall in their honour). She participated in several extracurricular activities such as school magazine, lecturer’s club and student council, and visited the local music shop for the new sheet music’s weekly arrivals. The Zimmermann family travelled the metro to Manhattan on Friday night and watched the vaudeville show at the Palace Theatre, where Blossom Seeley, Fanny Brice, Sophie Tucker and Nora Bayes were seen by Merman. At home her singing styles were imitated, but her very special voice was hard to cover up.
Merman was hired as a stenographer by the company Boyce-Ite after graduating from Bryant High School in 1924. One day, she encountered Vic Kliesrath during her lunch break and she offered her a $5 plus monthly income of $23 in the Bragg-Kliesrath corporation and Merman accepted the bid. She was later made secretary to the president of the firm Caleb Bragg, whose often lengthy absentias on racing cars allowed her to catch up to her sleep she lost in private parties the night before. Merman also began to perform in night clubs, the first to be hired by Lou Clayton’s Jimmy Durante. The name Ethel Zimmermann was judged at the time too long for a theatrical marquee. She thought about merging Ethel with Gardner or Hunter, who was the maiden name of her grandmother. This forced Zimmermann to pacify her father and she abbreviated Zimmermann to Merman. sarathbabu

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