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- Birth nameCynthia Sue Strother
- Cynthia Strother was the oldest of the Bell Sisters (the act used their mother's maiden name), a singing group in the early 1950s. Cynthia and her sister, Kay, had several radio and jukebox hits for RCA, their most popular being "Bermuda" (which Cynthia wrote) and which reached #7 on the Billboard charts in early 1952. "Bermuda" sold over one million copies. The Bell Sisters also reached #10 with "Wheel of Fortune," #19 with "Hambone" (recorded with Phil Harris) and #26 with "Rutza Rutza." The Bell Sisters appeared around the country live and on radio and television with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dinah Shore, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra. They also did two tours of Korea with the USO.
- IMDb mini biography by: Rex Strother (rstrother@pblutah.com)
- SpouseSeth Robert Ellison(November 5, 1957 - May 26, 2006) (his death, 4 children)
- ChildrenSeth Michael EllisonKristoffer Mark EllisonKeven Guy EllisonAnastasia Ellison
- ParentsEugene Rex Strother Sr.Edith Marie Bell
- RelativesSharon Lou Strother(Sibling)Kay Strother(Sibling)Judith Gay Strother(Sibling)Paula Gene Strother(Sibling)Eugene Rex Strother Jr.(Sibling)Alice Bell Strother(Sibling)
- Sister of Kay Strother.
- Member of The Bell Sisters.
- Graduated from Huntington High School.
- Has five sisters Kay Sharon, Judy, Paula, Alice, and a brother Rex.
- Has three sons, Seth Jr., Kristoffer and Keven, and a daughter Anastasia.
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