Patty Duke obituary | Broadway | The Guardian
Oscar-winning actress Patty Duke dies at 69 | News | rutlandherald.com
Remembering Patty Duke: An Actress Who Worked Miracles
Patty Duke, child star, Oscar winner and advocate for mental health, dies at 69 - The Washington Post
Patty Duke's talent, bravery recalled; actress dies at 69 | News | cullmantimes.com
Oscar-winning actress Patty Duke is dead at 69 – Hartford Courant
WebbyMonks on X: "The shortest Oscar Speech ever was given by Patty Duke in 1962. #factsforlife #Oscars https://t.co/D7zGo60wtD" / X
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Actress Patty Duke hospitalized after Omaha speech
Patty Duke, Oscar-winning actress from 'The Miracle Worker,' dies at 69 | fox43.com
Patty Duke, Oscar Winner, Sitcom Star & Singer, Dies at 69 – Billboard
Patty Duke dies at 69; Oscar winner was the youngest at the time to receive the award - Los Angeles Times
Actress Patty Duke hospitalized after Omaha speech
Frank Sinatra Stands On Stage At The 1963 Oscars. Now Watch When They Announce The Winner... | LittleThings.com
Patty Duke winning Best Supporting Actress - YouTube
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Actress Patty Duke dies at 69 - The Columbian
Patty Duke Wins Oustanding Single Performance Emmy for MY SWEET CHARLIE | Emmys Archive (1970) - YouTube
Patty Duke Won an Oscar at 16 and Achieved Success Despite Personal Struggles; Here's Her Net Worth
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TCM on X: "Patty Duke holds the record for shortest Oscar acceptance speech. When she won for Best Supporting Actress for THE MIRACLE WORKER ('62), overcome with emotion, she simply said "thank
Patty Duke dies at 69; Oscar winner was the youngest at the time to receive the award - Los Angeles Times
Description: 35th Academy Awards (1963). Patty Duke, best actress in a supporting role for "The Miracle Worker". Robert Vaughn and Inger Stevens accompany her.. Year: 1963. Stars: PATTY DUKE; ROBERT VAUGHN; INGER
The shortest Oscars acceptance speeches - ABC7 New York
