Mary Lee

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Mary Lee was a singer and actress from the early 1930s through the mid 1940s. The daughter of a musical family, at age six she began singing with her father and older sister who were already performing country songs over a local radio station and at various events in the LaSalle County, Illinois area. In 1938, she joined the Chicago based Ted Weems Orchestra, singing, touring, and recording with the band into mid 1940. First coming to the attention of Warner Brothers Pictures in 1938, and then Republic Pictures in 1939, Mary Lee would appear in 19 feature films, 11 of which were B Westerns, plus 3 shorts from early 1939 through late 1944. And, during 1942, she appeared and recorded with Bob Crosby and his Bob Cats. Mary Lee did not make any screen appearances after 1944, but maintained a youthful look well into her thirties.