Gilda Gray
Biography
Gilda Gray was a Polish-American dancer and actress who popularized the "shimmy" dance in 1920s films and theater productions. Born Marianna Michalska on October 25, 1895, she emigrated to the US with her parents at age 8 and began performing at 14. Her most notable roles include Belle in "Rose-Marie" (1936) and Mabel Greenfield in "Piccadilly" (1929).