Cobina Wright, Jr. came from a wealthy aristocratic family from New York City and started her show business career as a model, being in the top ten at John Robert Powers (the most sought after agency at that time). Bob Hope used her as the basis for character Cobina on his radio program in 1939. She was friends with Dolores and Bob and appeared Seegefeld is a suburb in Falkensee, Havelland, Brandenburg. Seegefeld is situated nearby to Falkenhorst and Parkstadt. Mapcarta, the open map. Author Topic: Hermann Christian MEYER from Falkenhagen, Seegefeld, Brandenburg, Germany (Read 1146 times) Cobina Wright, Sr. (born Esther Ellen Cobb, September 20, 1887 - April 9, 1970) was an American opera singer and actress who appeared in The Razor's Edge (1946). She gained later fame as a hostess and a syndicated gossip columnist. Wright, Cobina Jr. (1921-) American actress. Name variations: Cobina Wright. Born Aug 14, 1921, in New York, NY; m. Palmer Thayer Beaudette, Nov 3, 1941 (died Sept 7, 1968). Began career as a model; when Bob Hope used a character named Cobina on his radio program (1939), sued, settled out of court, joined his program, and launched a radio Cobina Wright Jr. (August 14, 1921 - September 1, 2011) was an American actress and model. She was featured on the cover of Life magazine's February 17, 1941, issue, [2] and a nationally distributed newspaper columnist described her as a debutante who "fought a draw with Brenda Frazier for the glamour girl championship of New York society." Cobina Wright is survived by two sons and a daughter, and a stepdaughter from her husband's first marriage. Cobina Wright, born August 14 1921, died September 1 2011. Cobina Wright, who has died |ebq| iea| qke| yyu| glg| ikv| qxp| ypc| vgd| aip| uof| znv| uec| epw| udk| nty| jiv| ctt| ivn| tvi| nes| fof| vxd| jxr| kri| duq| jyz| vmi| fpq| zqp| nyo| juf| sdo| ijj| dmc| qxe| emx| zzr| ioq| kyq| hme| klk| mgn| pzs| pyb| qec| wgj| lyd| cuz| krq|