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Joey Heatherton (born Davenie Johanna Heatherton, September 14, 1944) is an American actress, dancer, and singer. She is best known for her appearances on television variety shows, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s.
Early Career: Heatherton started her career as a child performer. Her mother, Davenie Heatherton, was a chorus girl, which undoubtedly influenced Joey's path into show business. She received dance training and made appearances in local productions before gaining national attention.
Television Stardom: Joey Heatherton became a frequent guest on popular TV variety shows such as The%20Ed%20Sullivan%20Show, The%20Dean%20Martin%20Show, and Rowan%20&%20Martin's%20Laugh-In. She captivated audiences with her energetic dance routines, bubbly personality, and singing abilities.
"The Joey Heatherton Generation": She was marketed as a wholesome but also alluring performer. This persona led to her being dubbed as a symbol of a youthful, vibrant generation.
Film Appearances: Heatherton also appeared in several films, including Twilight%20of%20Honor (1963), Where%20Were%20You%20When%20the%20Lights%20Went%20Out? (1968), and The%20Happy%20Hooker%20Goes%20to%20Washington (1985).
Later Years: Heatherton's career slowed down in the later part of the 1970s. She continued to make occasional appearances, but she became less visible in mainstream media.
Personal Life: Heatherton's personal life has been marked by various challenges and controversies. There were some well-publicized incidents that impacted her public image.
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