Georgia Brown (21 October 1933 – 5 July 1992) was an English singer and actress. Georgia Brown, born Lilian Claire Klot, [1][2] was born and raised in the East End of London. The daughter of Mark and Annie (née Kirshenbaum) Klot, [3] Brown grew up in a large, extended Jewish family of Russian descent.

Georgia Brown. Actress: Cheers. She was was born in London's East End, the daughter of a Russian immigrant family who settled in Britain at the turn of the century.

Georgia Brown. Actress: Cheers. She was was born in London's East End, the daughter of a Russian immigrant family who settled in Britain at the turn of the century. During WWII she was evacuated to South Wales where Welsh choirs fascinated her and she remembers the miners harmonising which made her want to sing professionally.

Georgia Brown, whose real name was Lillian Claire Laizer Getel Klot, was a British actress and singer born in 1933 in the East End of London. She came from a family of Jewish immigrants, Mark and Annie Kirschenbaum Klot. From a young …

Georgia Brown (21 October 1933 – 5 July 1992; age 58) was the actress who portrayed Helena Rozhenko in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fourth and fifth season episodes "Family" and "New Ground". The latter proved to be her final television appearance.

1992年7月6日 · Georgia Brown, a gravelly voiced singer and an earthy actress who originated the role of Nancy in the musical "Oliver!," died yesterday in London. She was 57 years old and lived in Hollywood.

1992年7月7日 · Singer and actress Georgia Brown, known in Britain and the United States for her appearance in “Oliver!” has died at 57. Ms. Brown died Sunday at Charing Cross Hospital in London after a brief...

British singer and actress. Born Lillian Claire Laizer Getel Klot in London, England, on October 21, 1933; died in London on June 6, 1992; daughter of Mark (a furrier) and Anne (Kirshenbaum) Klot; attended Central Foundation Grammar School, London; married Gareth Wigan, November 7, 1974; children: one son.

Born in 1933 as Lillian Klot, the British singer and actress known as Georgia Brown took her stage name from the jazz standard “Sweet Georgia Brown.” Not surprisingly, engagements in nightclubs and cabaret work marked her early career.

Actress, singer, and writer. Brown began appearing on stage in the 1950s following a stint as a performer in nightclubs; herearly credits included roles in The Threepenny Opera, which ran from 1955 to1956 in New York City and London, and in The Lily White Boys in 1960.