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Linda sang with The Platters backing her before their breakthrough, but from the time they hit it big in 1955 Hayes’s best days were behind her, though she continued recording for the rest of the decade before fading into obscurity. She outlived her younger brother by six years, passing away at the age of 74 in 1998.
Linda Hayes. Jewelry. Linda Hayes creates artisan jewelry that celebrates the romantic imagination and feminine aesthetic. Most of her pieces are one-of-a-kind, and she produces limited collections seasonally. From a long career in laboratory science comes careful attention to detail and an appreciation and use of quality materials.
Linda J. Hayes. Linda J. Hayes ( née Parrott) is an American psychologist and distinguished international professor at the University of Nevada, Reno. She has contributed to the study and understanding of interbehaviorism and behavior theory and philosophy. Hayes has been honored for her contributions to behavior analytic research, teaching ...
American actress Linda Hayes was 19 years old when she was signed to an RKO contract in 1938. Hayes played leads in the medium-budget dramas Conspiracy (1939) and I'm Still Alive (1940). A likeable heroine, she was even more effective in such adversarial roles as the hero's cast-off fiancee in RKO's "Mexican Spitfire" entries.
Linda Hayes. Jazz and R&B singer born December 10th, 1923 in Linden, New Jersey. Active recording career in the 1950s on the West Coast (mainly Hollywood). She is the sister of The Platters' lead singer, Tony Williams (2). She died on May 26th, 1998 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Linda Hayes. Actress: The Girl from Mexico. Linda Hayes was born on 11 October 1918 in Sac City, Iowa, USA. She was an actress, known for The Girl from Mexico (1939), I'm Still Alive (1940) and Mexican Spitfire (1939).
