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- Q1173432 description "American actor".
- Q1173432 description "American actor".
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- Q1173432 abstract "Davey Lee (29 December 1924 – 17 June 2008) was an American child actor. He was born in Hollywood, California, USA. He appeared in six feature films between 1928 and 1930.At the age of three he made his screen debut in one of the early talkies The Singing Fool (1928) starring Al Jolson, in which he played the part of Sonny Boy. The Singing Fool remained the most successful film until Gone with the Wind (1939), produced by MGM. It was Warner Bros.' most successful film for more than ten years. The theme song "Sonny Boy" became the first film song to sell over a million copies.Davey Lee also played the title role in the film Sonny Boy (1929), starring Betty Bronson. He returned to play opposite Al Jolson in Say It With Songs (1929).His other films were Frozen River (1929), in which he played opposite canine film star Rin Tin Tin, Skin Deep (1929) as the son of John Bowers, and The Squealer (1930) as the son of Jack Holt. This was Davey Lee's last film.Brother of another child actor, Frankie Lee (1911-1970), Davey was taken out of films by his mother so that he could have a normal childhood.In 1986, Davey was brought over to the Piccadilly Theatre in London's West End to participate in the unveiling of a memorial bronze bust of Al Jolson, to commemorate the official centenary of his birth. This theatre was chosen because, to the best of knowledge, it was the only UK stage which Jolson ever stood on, although he did not perform, he merely appeared to promote his film. The evening was presented by UK impresario David Lee, a Jolson devotee who had, many years before, chosen "David Lee" as his stage name without knowing of the connection to Jolson. The show featured tributes to Jolson from Clive Baldwin, David Jacobs and, of course, Davey Lee himself.After suffering a stroke, Davey Lee was admitted to Windsor Gardens Healthcare Centre in Van Nuys, California, and died from natural causes in Los Angeles on June 17, 2008.".
- Q1173432 birthDate "1924-12-29".
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- Q1173432 dateOfBirth "1924-12-29".
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- Q1173432 comment "Davey Lee (29 December 1924 – 17 June 2008) was an American child actor. He was born in Hollywood, California, USA. He appeared in six feature films between 1928 and 1930.At the age of three he made his screen debut in one of the early talkies The Singing Fool (1928) starring Al Jolson, in which he played the part of Sonny Boy. The Singing Fool remained the most successful film until Gone with the Wind (1939), produced by MGM. It was Warner Bros.' most successful film for more than ten years.".
- Q1173432 label "Davey Lee".
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