Beverly Jeanne

Sultry, svelte and gorgeous brunette dancer Beverly Jeanne was a member of the Pasadena Ballet Company during her high school years and played Snow White at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Jeanne received a degree in public administration and city planning from the University of California in Irvine. Following graduation from college Beverly auditioned for the Los Angeles Rams cheerleaders. She made numerous appearances on network TV shows and specials as a Rams cheerleader. Moreover, Jeanne also performed in several national TV commercials. In 1984 Beverly joined the cast of the immensely popular music variety TV series "Solid Gold" as a regular featured dancer and remained on the show until the end of the 1986 season. She made a guest appearance as a "Solid Gold" dancer on a 1985 episode of the sitcom "Benson." In addition, Beverly was a cast member of the "Solid Gold" production at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. In the wake of her "Solid Gold" stint Jeanne appeared as a dancer on the WWF Slammy Awards show. In the late 90s she worked as an assistant for choreographer Anita Mann; she was the production manager for Mann's stage show "Tap Girls," which has been performed in various hotels and casinos throughout America which include Harvey's Resort Hotel and Casino in Lake Tahoe, Nevada and Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, New Jersey.