Obituary: Agent Rosalind Paige Cole, 88 Literary agent - TopicsExpress

Obituary: Agent Rosalind Paige Cole, 88 Literary agent Rosalind Paige Cole died of cancer on February 20 in New York City. She was 88 years old. In the course of her long career, Cole represented many high-profile authors, actors, artists and celebrities, including Andy Warhol, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Brendan Behan, Jolie Gabor, Doris Lily, George Rodrigue, Charlie Chaplin, Jr., George Sanders, and Sybil Leek. At age 22 she signed with MGM Records, which billed her as “Singing Star Rosalind Paige.” She toured the country performing in nightclubs, appeared on television, and made records. She married her manager, Carlton Cole, who was 25 years her senior and died in 1959.

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