Showgirl, Dancer. Born in Topeka Kansas. Her first showing as a Ziegfeld Follies dancer was in the 1927 showing of "Showboat." Other showings she was in "Rio Rita" in 1927 to 1928, "Smiles" in 1930 and 1931, and "Hot Cha!" in 1932. Virginia suffered burns from the yacht explosion that took the life of Helen Walsh in 1931. She soon ended her stage career because of the consequences of the accident, her burns to her feet and ankles were painful enough that she abandon dance. She married twice, her first husband Robert Paul Neidig, they would share three children, her second husband William Bulkley, both died before her. Virginia began a career in Realty after ending her career in Ziegfeld Follies. She died at the Middlesex Hospital in Connecticut after a fatal car accident, she was 92 years old.
Showgirl, Dancer. Born in Topeka Kansas. Her first showing as a Ziegfeld Follies dancer was in the 1927 showing of "Showboat." Other showings she was in "Rio Rita" in 1927 to 1928, "Smiles" in 1930 and 1931, and "Hot Cha!" in 1932. Virginia suffered burns from the yacht explosion that took the life of Helen Walsh in 1931. She soon ended her stage career because of the consequences of the accident, her burns to her feet and ankles were painful enough that she abandon dance. She married twice, her first husband Robert Paul Neidig, they would share three children, her second husband William Bulkley, both died before her. Virginia began a career in Realty after ending her career in Ziegfeld Follies. She died at the Middlesex Hospital in Connecticut after a fatal car accident, she was 92 years old.
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