In one of her roles, she tells her on screen sister Connie Martin that "it takes a lot of brain to be dumb."
In one of her roles, she tells her on screen sister Connie Martin that "it takes a lot of brain to be dumb." She calls her psychoanalyst a "horrible monster" in Carefree and notes that "matrimony is baloney, she'll be getting alimony" in 42nd Street. First cast in Broadway in Top Speed, she tells her pupil to "pick yourself up, dust yourself off, start all over again," singing in the role of dance teacher Linda Keene. Born Virginia McMath, she won an Oscar for Kitty Foyle after roles in Roberta, Follow the Fleet, Top Hat and Shall We Dance. For 10 points, name this partner of Fred Astaire.
In one of her roles, she tells her on screen sister Connie Martin that "it takes a lot of brain to be dumb."
Ginger {Rogers} [accept Virginia {McMath} before it is mentioned]