Totie Fields
Totie Fields · Arts & Literature
Trailblazing female stand-up of the nightclub era; born Sophie Feldman
1930, Hartford, Connecticut, USA — 1978, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
United States
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Totie Fields, born Sophie Feldman, was a trailblazing American stand-up comedian of the nightclub and television era, one of the most successful female comics of the 1960s and 1970s, known for her self-deprecating humor and frequent TV variety-show appearances. She was Jewish.
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Trailblazing female stand-up of the nightclub era; born Sophie Feldman
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