Doryce Bradley

Known as an "exotic dancer", Doryce Bradley went from the streets of Newark, New Jersey to "black and tan" revues and shows all over the United States and Canada. She started out with 'Bill "Bojangles" Robinson' and Buck and Bubbles in 1938 in "Harlem in Parade" on the RKO vaudeville circuit; from there she was a fixture on the stage and in clubs both as a solo act and as part of a dance team. She spent her last years in her home town of Newark.