Tally Brown on AllMovie

As a film actress, Tally Brown is best known for her work in early Andy Warhol films as well as those of other avant-garde filmmakers. In the early 1950s, Brown founded Miami's Fine Arts Conservatory. During the '60s and '70s, she became a popular singer in New York's "underground" hotspots such as Reno Sweeney's and the Continental Baths. In addition to appearing in films, Brown also performed off Broadway. West German filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim made Brown the subject of her documentary Tal Brown, New York in 1980.