Ruby Keeler embarked on a illustrious career as a dancer on the esteemed stages of Broadway, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey that would soon take her to the iconic city of Hollywood. Following her marriage to the legendary Al Jolson, Keeler made the transition to Tinseltown, where she swiftly rose to stardom as a leading lady in Warner Bros.' lavish musical productions, often sharing the screen with the charming Dick Powell. However, after her divorce from Jolson, Keeler opted to step away from the spotlight, devoting herself to a prolonged hiatus that would span nearly three decades. It wasn't until 1971, when she reprised her role in the Broadway revival of "No No Nanette" under the visionary direction of the renowned Busby Berkeley, that Keeler made her triumphant return to the stage, rekindling her passion for the performing arts.
Ruby Keeler
Deceased · Born: Aug 25, 1909 · Died: Feb 28, 1993
