Tony DeMarco (dancer)
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Tony DeMarco was American
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 dancer of the first half of the 20th century. In his dance duet, known as The DeMarcos, he partnered with several ladies, three of which were his wives:
  • Nina DeMarco (1st marriage)
  • Renée DeMarco (2nd marriage)
  • Sally DeMarco (3rd marriage); danced in Gone with the Wind
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