Tedi Thurman
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Theodora "Tedi" Thurman (nacida como Dorothy Ruth Thurman; 23 de junio de 1923-17 de septiembre de 2012) fue una modelo y actriz que alcanzó la fama en la década de 1950 como Miss Monitor en el programa Monitor de la NBC, un show de radio de fin de semana con duración de 40 horas, desarrollado por Pat Weaver.
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Theodora "Tedi" Thurman (born Dorothy Ruth Thurman; June 23, 1923 – September 17, 2012) was an American fashion model and actress who found fame in the 1950s as Miss Monitor on NBC's Monitor, a 40-hour weekend radio show developed by Pat Weaver. She's 5-feet-7, weight 115, sea-blue eyes, long loosely combed red hair and a 33-21-33 figure. Ingredients like hers can turn the morning dew into a monsoon.
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Tedi Thurman
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Tedi Thurman
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Tedi Thurman
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Tedi Thurman
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Palm Springs, California, U.S.
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2012-09-17
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Midville, Georgia, U.S.
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1923-06-23
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Dorothy Ruth Thurman
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2012-09-17
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Actress, model, radio announcer
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Miss Monitor
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Theodora "Tedi" Thurman (nacida como Dorothy Ruth Thurman; 23 de junio de 1923-17 de septiembre de 2012) fue una modelo y actriz que alcanzó la fama en la década de 1950 como Miss Monitor en el programa Monitor de la NBC, un show de radio de fin de semana con duración de 40 horas, desarrollado por Pat Weaver. Nació en Midville (Georgia). Era hija de un banquero, y originalmente planeaba convertirse en pintora, estudiando en el Instituto Corcoran en Washington, DC. Los planes de su carrera cambiaron, y se fue a Nueva York para convertirse en modelo. Su primera fotografía terminó en una portada de Vogue, trayendo consigo muchos otros trabajos como modelo y algunos trabajos en seriales televisivos.
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Theodora "Tedi" Thurman (born Dorothy Ruth Thurman; June 23, 1923 – September 17, 2012) was an American fashion model and actress who found fame in the 1950s as Miss Monitor on NBC's Monitor, a 40-hour weekend radio show developed by Pat Weaver. Born in Midville, Georgia, the daughter of a banker, Thurman originally planned to become a painter, studying at the Corcoran Institute in Washington, D. C. Her career plans changed, and she went to New York for modeling. Her first shoot wound up as a Vogue cover, bringing with it many other modeling jobs and some work on television soap operas. Columnist Alice Hughes described her appearance: She's 5-feet-7, weight 115, sea-blue eyes, long loosely combed red hair and a 33-21-33 figure. Ingredients like hers can turn the morning dew into a monsoon. She had film offers, but only one role, in the z-grade 1954 Ed Wood movie, Jail Bait. In 1954, Leopold Stokowski needed an accomplished jew's harpist for a performance of Charles Ives' symphony, New England Holidays. Thurman was one of the 22 who auditioned, but she lost the gig to two professional musicians.
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1923
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2012
