Betty lou keim biography

1. Biography of Betty Lou Keim
2. Early Career
3. Later Years and Personal Life
4. Legacy and Death

Biography of Betty Lou Keim

Betty Lou Keim was born in 1938 in Malden, Massachusetts, to choreographer Buster Keim and dancer Dorothy Keim.

At the age of 5, she moved with her family to New York. Keim began dancing at the age of 6, with her father as her first teacher. She soon started taking vocal lessons as well. Her stage debut came at the age of 7 in the production of "Strange Fruit", and she soon made her Broadway debut.

Betty lou keim biography

Keim gained recognition from the audience with her role in "A Roomful of Roses".

Early Career

In the early 1950s, Keim began her career in television, appearing in series such as "Armstrong Circle Theatre", "Lights Out", "Hallmark Hall of Fame", and "My Son Jeep".

Her most significant television role came in the series "My Son Jeep". In 1956, Keim starred in the drama