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Dorothy Squires, Roger Moor, |
 | | The torch singer, the daughter of a steelworker, was born Edna May Squires on March 25, 1915, in a travelling van parked in a field at, Poutyberern, Carmarthen, South Wales. |
 | | She grew up in Dafan, worked in a local tlnplate factory, and made her first public appearance at the Ritz Ball-room, Llanelli, as a crooner with the local dance band Her stunning carreer was launched in the 1930s after she moved to London and was to take her to the millionaire peaks of showbusiness. |
 | | On the phone he told the legend's Emily-Jane Squires: "Take hold of her hand, give it a little squeeze,and tell her Rog is thinking of her.” When she was given Moore's message, Dorothy Squires smiled and spoke just one word. |
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