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Lori Martin was born Dawn Catherine Menzer in Glendale, California. She was born at 10 am, four minutes before her twin sister, Doree, arrived. Having an elder sister, Jean, and a younger brother, Stephen, she had plenty of company at an early age. At the age of six, her mother took her to an agent who dealt with child actresses. Her first job was filming a commercial for "Chrysler", followed by many other commercials. Her first film part was in Machine-Gun Kelly (1958), followed by The FBI Story (1959) and Cash McCall (1960), both in 1959. She also appeared on many television shows of the time. It was at the age of 12 that she won the part of "Velvet Brown" on television's National Velvet (1960), and changed her name to Lori Martin. Being a natural blonde, Lori had to have her hair dyed black for the part, many thought she had a resemblance to Elizabeth Taylor. It was this reason that the producers chose her out of 974 hopefuls for this part. The show ran for 54 episodes and was axed in 1962 after making Lori famous. In 1962, she made Cape Fear (1962) an

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Lori L. Martin

Biography

Dr. Martin was born and raised in Nyack, New York. She holds degrees from Fordham University, University at Buffalo, and University at Albany. Dr. Martin is the author of many scholarly works. Her most recent publications include Big Box Schools, White Sports Black Sports, and South Baton Rouge. Dr. Martin enjoys research and teaching. Dr. Martin teaches the following courses: (AAAS 2511/SOCL 2511) Race Relations, (SOCL 2255) Sociology of Sport, (SOCL 2000) Introductory Sociology, and (AAAS 4800/KIN) African Americans in Sport.

Education

PhD: University at Albany, State University of New York (2006)

Curriculum Vitae

Courses Recently Taught at LSU

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SOCL 2000: Introductory Sociology
SOCL 2255: Sociology of Sport
SOCL 2511: Race Relations (also offered as AAAS 2511)
AAAS 4800: African Americans in Sport

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Lori Martin

Lori Martin, eigentlich Dawn Catherine Menzer (* 18. April1947, Glendale, Kalifornien; † 4. April2010, Oakhurst, Kalifornien), war eine US-amerikanischeKinderdarstellerin und Schauspielerin.

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Lori Martin wurde am 18. April 1947 um 10.02 Uhr geboren; ihre Zwillingsschwester Doree kam vier Minuten später zur Welt. Da Lori Martin bei ihrer Geburt nur fünf Pfund wog und nur 18 inch (ca. 45 cm) groß war, verbrachte sie ihre ersten Wochen im Brutkasten, wobei ihr Überleben zweifelhaft erschien. Ihr Vater war Russell C. Menzer (1916–1999), der als Werbekünstler und Art Director für Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer und Warner Brothers arbeitete. Sie hatte einen jüngeren Bruder, Stephen Menzer, und eine ältere Schwester, Jean.

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Als sie sechs Jahre alt war, nahm ihre Mutter sie zu einem Agent mit, der auf Kinderdarsteller spezialisiert war, wobei sie dachte, dass die Schauspielerei für ihre Tochter eine willkommene Abwechslung sein könnte.

Nachdem sie in mehreren Werbespots aufgetreten