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Lulu Belle
Born:  December 24, 1913
Died:  February 8, 1999
WLS National Barn Dance
WLS Chicago, IL (1932)


About The Artist

She came to WLS as a solo artist, but later on, met and married Skyland Scotty Wiseman and they became known as Lulu Belle and Scotty.

They said that whenever she approached the microphone or appeared on stage, she chewed gum with a vengeance, but once offstage, hardly ever touched the stuff.

They said she was a '...good example of the discoveries of talent made at WLS.' Before she started with them, she had never been on the radio and was not a 'highly trained singer' and didn't have any stage experience. She had a friendly way with the folks, a good laugh. And if the yodel wasn't working right in a song, she'd just stop and do it again.

Timeline / Trivia Notes

  • Real name Myrtle Cooper
  • Married to Skyland Scotty Wiseman
  • Voted National Radio Queen in 1936
  • Appeared in "Shine On Harvest Moon" with Roy Rogers and husband Scotty and also in "Village Barn Dance"

    Appearance History This Month

    June 7, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance
    Beechwood Park
    Rockville, IN
    Lulu Belle

    June 8, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance
    Haworth Gymnasium
    Kokomo, IN
    Lulu Belle

    June 9, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance
    Capitol Theatre (79th and Halsted)
    Chicago, IL
    Lulu Belle

    June 11, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance
    Elkhart High School Auditorium
    Elkhart, IN
    Lulu Belle

    June 14, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance
    Firemen's Park
    Waterloo, WI
    Lulu Belle

    June 15, 1936
    WLS National Barn Dance (1936 Edition)
    Wheeler High School Gymnasium
    Wheeler, IN
    Lulu Belle

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