When and where was Sally Clark born?
Sally Clark entered the world on the 15th of November 1932 in Ewell, Surrey. Her parents worked as nurses at Long Grove Hospital in Epsom.
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Sally Clark entered the world on the 15th of November 1932 in Ewell, Surrey. Her parents worked as nurses at Long Grove Hospital in Epsom.
An air-raid siren sounded during a recording session inside the Criterion Theatre causing distress among frightened children. Clark volunteered to sing Mighty Like a Rose which led control room staff to record her immediately and launch approximately 500 broadcasts intended to entertain troops.
Her 1961 recording of Sailor became her first number-one hit in the UK. Romeo sold more than one million copies worldwide earning her a gold disc from the Recording Industry Association of America.
A representative from Chrysler Corporation insisted they substitute a different take where she stood far apart from Harry Belafonte due to fears of racial backlash. Clark and Claude Wolff refused destroying all other takes before delivering the finished programme which aired on the 8th of April 1968.
She played Norma Desmond more than any other actress with over 2,500 performances between 1995 and 2000. She repeated the role in Cork Ireland in 2004 which was broadcast by the BBC.