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NEED TO KNOW. Betsy Gay died on June 13 at the age of 96. Gay, also a yodeler, starred in the Our Gang comedy series, which was later renamed The Little Rascals “She will be deeply missed ...

Betsy Gay, the Little Rascals child actress and award-winning yodeler, has died. She was 96. Gay died in Bakersfield, California, on Friday, her friend Robert Satterfield wrote on Facebook.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- Actress Betsy Gay, who rose to fame as a child actor in “Our Gang Follies of 1938,” which later became known as “Little Rascals,” has died. She was 96. Gay died ...

Betsy Gay, a former child star who starred in the Little Rascals franchise, has died at age 96. A friend of Gay’s said she died on Friday, June 13, according to Variety. With parents who taught ...

Betsy Gay, the Little Rascals child actress and award-winning yodeler, has died. She was 96. Gay died in Bakersfield, California, on Friday, her friend Robert Satterfield wrote on Facebook. In ...

Betsy Gay, a yodeler and retired actress who appeared in 'The Pinch Singer' and 'Our Gang Follies of 1938,' died on June 13. She was 96.

Little Rascals star, Betsy Gay, has sadly died aged 96. The celebrated actress, who was born in 1929 in Connecticut, starred in a series of comedy films in the mid thirties called Our Gang ...

Betsy Gay, a yodeler and retired actress who appeared in “The Pinch Singer,” “Arbor Day,” and “Our Gang Follies of 1938,” died on June 13. She was 96. Gay’s death was reported by her ...

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Apart from the “Little Rascals” — and for her well-known skill as a yodeler — Gay had roles in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1938)” as well as “Mystery Plane (1939).” ...