Calamity Jane (Martha Jane Burke) (1852-1903) at the grave of Buffalo Bill in 1900. She claimed to have been briefly married to

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Calamity Jane (Martha Jane Burke) (1852-1903) at the grave of Buffalo Bill in 1900. She claimed to have been briefly married to Wild Bill Hickok in the 1870s. Calamity Jane has been portrayed by four movie actresses: Louise Dresser in CAUGHT (1931), Jean Arthur in the PLAINSMEN (1936), Yvonne de Carlo in CALAMITY JANE AND SAM BASS (1949) ; Doris Day in CALAMITY JANE (1953).

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