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and small roles for the next few years, and in Hollywood circles, she was more known for her private life than her on-camera abilities. She was married three times, first to radio star Claude Stroud (one of the Stroud twins) for five years, then a brief marriage to Max Hoffman Jr. Her final marriage,
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by pro-marijuana activists and a young movie distributor that saw the movie as having great comedic appeal. The film gained a following on college campuses for its campy nature as well as its crazed depiction of marijuana use. White, who had starred with
233:, Nebraska, White debuted in her family's circus show at age 2, acting as a "living doll" who stood in place until she got a cue to begin cooing and wriggling. At the age of 10, she was dancing in 389:. White was bedridden for five years and was told she never would walk again. Although she partially recovered and appeared in a few late 1940s films, her acting career was essentially over. 416: 345:, White joined United Servicemen Overseas, a government program that featured entertainment for troops serving overseas, and performed as the leader of an all female swing band named 294:). Jack encourages high school students to take a toke of marijuana, after which they become involved in rape, prostitution, suicide, and various other traumas. The 935: 826: 960: 945: 940: 965: 930: 108: 925: 920: 46: 212:; December 4, 1910 – January 11, 2005) was an American radio and film actress. White is best known for her role in the 1936 89: 42: 61: 718: 847: 68: 900: 179: 35: 132: 365: 75: 653: 246: 57: 955: 950: 685: 396: 548: 392:
Together with her band, she released her most famous hit, "Shoo Shoo Ya Mama", in January 1946.
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in her best years, somewhat was chagrined to be known for such a film. In 1987, she told the
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White's third husband, Tony Millard, died in 1999. She had 3 children and died of
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She continued to make appearances in B-movies such as the film series with
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on January 11, 2005, at age 94. She was the last surviving cast member of
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to actor and costume designer Tony Millard, lasted for several decades.
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White later worked as an agent, representing actors such as
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as part of The White Sisters, leading to jobs with the
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Lincoln, Nebraska
Woodland Hills, California
exploitation film
Reefer Madness
Lincoln
vaudeville
Ziegfeld
Earl Carroll
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
Pathé Exchange
RKO Pictures
Edgar Kennedy
Leon Errol
Reefer Madness
marijuana
Carleton Young
ephemeral film

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