Bellamy, Ruth, 1906-1969

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Ruth Bellamy [Brownwood] (1906-1969), native of Enfield, N.C., was a poet, playwright, journalist, editor, and actress. After attending the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Columbia University, she was head of the Department of Spoken English and Expression at High Point College. She also lived in Tokyo (1957-1961) and Hong Kong (1961-1963), where she was associated with the Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club and the Hong Kong Stage Club. She wrote the lyrics "Blues Tokyo," a song popular in the Far East. She returned to Enfield in 1963 and remained there until her death.
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Greensboro NC US
High Point NC US
Halifax County NC US
Halifax County NC US
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 00 HK
Tokyo 40 JP
New York City NY US
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Theater
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Playwrights
Women dramatists
Women lyricists
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Actresses
Editors
English teachers
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Birth 1906

Death 1969

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