Ruby Keeler was a Canadian-American actress and dancer, born on August 25, 1910, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She gained fame during the 1930s for her roles in musical films, particularly those produced by Warner Bros. Keeler was known for her energetic dance style and charming screen presence, which made her a popular figure in Hollywood. Her most notable films include 42nd Street (1933) and Gold Diggers of 1933. Keeler's performances often showcased her talent for tap dancing, and she became a symbol of the vibrant musical era of the time. She retired from film in the late 1930s but continued to perform on stage throughout her career.