Father: William Francis Robbins
Mother: Lydia D. Trenaman
Sibling: Marion H. Robbins
Spouse 1: Melvin Jenssen (1926?)
Spouse 2: Ben Pollack (11 Feb 1935)
Doris was a singer known for the songs "Good News", and "Whoopee". She sang on the radio (the "Radio Songster"), and performed in various bands and orchestras in the 1920s-1930s: Casa Loma orchestra, Herbie Kay's orchestra, Ben Pollack's orchestra.
Occupation 1930 census: Actress - Theatrical
Mother: Lydia D. Trenaman
Sibling: Marion H. Robbins
Spouse 1: Melvin Jenssen (1926?)
Spouse 2: Ben Pollack (11 Feb 1935)
Doris was a singer known for the songs "Good News", and "Whoopee". She sang on the radio (the "Radio Songster"), and performed in various bands and orchestras in the 1920s-1930s: Casa Loma orchestra, Herbie Kay's orchestra, Ben Pollack's orchestra.
Occupation 1930 census: Actress - Theatrical
Father: William Francis Robbins
Mother: Lydia D. Trenaman
Sibling: Marion H. Robbins
Spouse 1: Melvin Jenssen (1926?)
Spouse 2: Ben Pollack (11 Feb 1935)
Doris was a singer known for the songs "Good News", and "Whoopee". She sang on the radio (the "Radio Songster"), and performed in various bands and orchestras in the 1920s-1930s: Casa Loma orchestra, Herbie Kay's orchestra, Ben Pollack's orchestra.
Occupation 1930 census: Actress - Theatrical
Mother: Lydia D. Trenaman
Sibling: Marion H. Robbins
Spouse 1: Melvin Jenssen (1926?)
Spouse 2: Ben Pollack (11 Feb 1935)
Doris was a singer known for the songs "Good News", and "Whoopee". She sang on the radio (the "Radio Songster"), and performed in various bands and orchestras in the 1920s-1930s: Casa Loma orchestra, Herbie Kay's orchestra, Ben Pollack's orchestra.
Occupation 1930 census: Actress - Theatrical
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