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  • Florence Mills
    Florence Mills

    In 1926 she appeared in Blackbirds (1926), singing “I’m a Little Blackbird Looking for a Bluebird,” which became her trademark song. She took Blackbirds to London and Paris, but serious illness forced her return to America in 1927; she died late that year. Her funeral was attended by some 150,000…

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    In 1926 she appeared in Blackbirds (1926), singing “I’m a Little Blackbird Looking for a Bluebird,” which became her trademark song. She took Blackbirds to London and Paris, but serious illness forced her return to America in 1927; she died late that year. Her funeral was attended by some 150,000…

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