129,981About Mabel Wayne
Composer Mabel Wayne was born on July 16, 1904 in Brooklyn, New York, United States (She dies at the age of 73, on June 19, 1978).
Don't Wake Me Up, Let Me Dream, Ramona, and I Understand are some of her most well-known works. She was the first female songwriter to have a hit song published in her name.
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Mabel Wayne before becoming famous
Mabel Wayne was born in the Zodiac sign Cancer (The Crab), and 1904 is the year of the Chinese Zodiac Dragon (龍).
She studied piano in Switzerland before enrolling at the New York School of Music. She was a vaudeville dancer, a concert pianist, and a singer.
Achievement of Mabel Wayne
L. Wolfe Gilbert was a frequent collaborator of hers. Her Latin influences became well-known in her works.
Mabel Wayne's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
She was born into a family of entertainers and artists. In 1972, she was elected to the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Mabel Wayne Collabed with
She composed music for the 1930 film King of Jazz, starring Rock Singer Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra.
Mabel Wayne Income & Net worth
Mabel Wayne's income mainly comes from the work that created her reputation: a composer. Information about her net worth in 2024 is being updated as soon as possible by allfamous.org, you can contact to tell us Net Worth of the Mabel Wayne.
Mabel Wayne Height and Weight
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Latest information about Mabel Wayne updated on March 16 2023.
