Spoiler : Peg LaCentra (born Margherita Maria Francesca La Centra, ( 10. April 1910 in Boston, Massachusetts; - 1. Juni 1996 in Los Angeles, California) Singer Peg LaCentra is most famous for her work with Artie Shaw in the late 1930s. LaCentra grew up in Boston and briefly attended the New England Conservatory of Music. Her main ambition in life though was to become an actress, and she concluded her studies at the Katharine Gibbs Finishing School and the Fenway Academy of Dramatic Art. She later appeared in a number of films and episodic TV, particularly dubbing non-singing actresses. The most famous of these are Susan Hayward in Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman (1947) and Ida Lupino in The Man I Love (1947) and Escape Me Never (1947). She appeared (as herself) in the background of Joan Crawford's Humoresque (1946), singing.

Spoiler : LaCentra, Peg (birth name was (Margherita Maria Francesca LaCentra) Born in Boston, Massachusetts 8/21/1909 (some sources say 4/10/1910); died 6/1/1996 of a heart attack at her Los Angeles, California home. Married to radio actor Paul Stewart (1939-1986 his death). She attended Katherine Gibbs School, The New England Conservatory of Music and The Fenway Academy of Dramatic Art. She began her radio career while still a teenager as an announcer on WNAC-Boston, then moved to New York. Vocalist with Artie Shaw's first band in 1936, Benny Goodman's band during the late 1930's.

Spoiler : Amanda on The Marge And Gower Champion Show for CBS-TV (1957).

Spoiler : Peg's recording with the Shaw Band in 1936-7 were excellent. To bad she did not continue with Artie's 1939 Band.

Spoiler : Host of The Peg LaCentra SHow on NBC-Radio (1938). Vocalist on radio programs including The George Jessel Show for NBC (1939-1940). Dramatic actress on radio programs including The Modern Adventures Of Casanova for Mutual (1952).