Entertainer. Born Virginia Lee Hicks, she was a burlesque stripper known as "The Bazoom Girl" with measurements of 42-28-38. She founded the Exotic Dancers League of North America (1954) and the Exotic Dancer's Hall of Fame & Museum (now Exotic World). She appeared in the following movies: Abandon (1958), The French Follies (1959), Ding, Dong... A Night at the Follies (1959), Cold Wind in August (1961), Hollywood Bustout (1961), Moon Pilot (1962), Three Nuts in Search of a Bolt (1964), I, Marquis de Sade (1969). She was married twice (to radio announcer Danny Wanick who died in 1968 and "Singing Cowboy" Charles Arroyo who survived her). She inspired the 1958 Jan & Arnie hit record "Jennie Lee."
Entertainer. Born Virginia Lee Hicks, she was a burlesque stripper known as "The Bazoom Girl" with measurements of 42-28-38. She founded the Exotic Dancers League of North America (1954) and the Exotic Dancer's Hall of Fame & Museum (now Exotic World). She appeared in the following movies: Abandon (1958), The French Follies (1959), Ding, Dong... A Night at the Follies (1959), Cold Wind in August (1961), Hollywood Bustout (1961), Moon Pilot (1962), Three Nuts in Search of a Bolt (1964), I, Marquis de Sade (1969). She was married twice (to radio announcer Danny Wanick who died in 1968 and "Singing Cowboy" Charles Arroyo who survived her). She inspired the 1958 Jan & Arnie hit record "Jennie Lee."
Bio by: Gary Flinn
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