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re: But how did her name get used in "Frankie and Johnny"?

Posted by: garyd 09:15 pm EDT 05/05/15
In reply to: re: But how did her name get used in "Frankie and Johnny"? - showtunetrivia 07:53 pm EDT 05/05/15

I don't know Laura. I do remember notes from some lecture on folk music asserting that Alice Pryor used the name Nelly Bly. Then Elizabeth Cochrane had an editor that suggested she use the pseudonym Nelly Bly but somehow it ended up Nellie. So Alice was first and Elizabeth was the second Nelly/Nellie. Neither was the actual name of a real person.
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