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Marguerite Ganser
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Marguerite Ganser

American singer
Also known as: Margie Ganser
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  • Classic 1960s girl group the Shangri-Las
    the Shangri-Las

    
twins Margie Ganser (byname of Marguerite Ganser; b. February 4, 1948, Queens—d. July 28, 1996, Valley Stream, New York) and Mary-Ann Ganser (b. February 4, 1948, Queens—d. March 14, 1970, Queens).

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twins Margie Ganser (byname of Marguerite Ganser; b. February 4, 1948, Queens—d. July 28, 1996, Valley Stream, New York) and Mary-Ann Ganser (b. February 4, 1948, Queens—d. March 14, 1970, Queens).

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