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    Doris Day, who died this month at 97, was the queen of wholesome, romantic comedies — America’s sweetheart of the Eisenhower age. But one of her more memorable roles was anything but sweet or lovely.

    In the 1955 biopic “Love Me or Leave Me,” Day played a singer for whom romance was a tragedy, complete with a jealous husband, a murder attempt, and death.

    The movie was based on the life of Ruth Etting, America’s sweetheart of song in the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression.

    Like Day, the blond, blue-eyed “Queen of the Torchers” gave voice to her era, with such hits as “Ten Cents a Dance,” “Shine On Harvest Moon,” and “Shakin’ the Blues Away.” Her rise was meteoric, bringing her center stage of the Ziegfeld Follies and, through radio, recordings, and movies, into the homes and hearts of millions of Americans.

    No less an authority than Mae West admired her allure. “She had a sex quality that seemed to mesmerize the audience,” West said, “When she finished singing, they just kind of went crazy.”

    Unlike Day, Etting is almost forgotten now, even though we still sing songs she made popular. The scandal surrounding her troubled marriage killed her career, wrote Kenneth

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