Calamity Jane

Calamity Jane, whose real name was Martha Jane Cannary, did not have a formal marriage. However, she was known to have had a close relationship with Wild Bill Hickok, a famous frontiersman and lawman, and they are often associated with each other romantically. While she claimed to have married him in her later life, there is no historical evidence of an official marriage. Her life was marked by many adventures, but she remained largely a figure of the Wild West rather than a traditional spouse.

She saved a man left to die of small pox she brought him back to health and then he said hereafter in calamity ill call for jane

The duration of The Legend of Calamity Jane is 1800.0 seconds.

There are several CD's from Calamity Jane with Doris Day. Some are the reissue of the original 1953 Columbia Records issue, and some more recent ones are direct soundtracks from the movie.

Her name was Jane Martha Burke, or Martha Jane Burke. Martha ( like Washington( sounded a bit too conservative)- so Calamity Jane it became- and she brewed up a storm on the Wild West!

Umm they are two different musicals. They were both films by warner bros. Annie get your gun was first, and then Calamity Jane came next. Doris Day played Calamity Jane in Calamity Jane x

cause she was good

she liked it like that.

Calamity Jane

Wild Bill Hickock

calamity jane was average height

she did have a huband and 2 daughters. but no one can be sure since such tall tales were told about her.

Calamity Jane Burke was traveling on theLewis and Clark expedition, with Sacajawea.

Clinton Burke was married to Calamity Jane

Calamity Jane was born on May 1, 1852 and died on August 1, 1903. Calamity Jane would have been 51 years old at the time of death or 163 years old today.

Martha Jane Cannary, known as Calamity Jane (1852-1903), was a notorious American frontier woman in the days of the Wild West. She usually dressed in men's clothing and passed as a man to get jobs such as a muleskinner, railroad worker, and army scout. She could drink, gamble, and shoot with the best (or worst) of her male companions. For a while she travelled with Wild Bill Hickok and was in Deadwood when he was killed. She later claimed they had been married and she was buried beside him.

It is possible that her daughter was named Janey or Maude. Calamity Jane apparently abandoned the little girl. There doesn't seem to be very much information at all about her. One story is that she was put in a convent as a child and basically disappeared. Calamity became orphaned at an early age and apparently didn't have the mothering skills to handle a child.

No, Doc Holliday and Calamity Jane were both in the West during the second half of the 1800s though. Jane spent most time in the North-Midwest to the Northwest (Utah, parts of Colorado, Montana) while Doc Holliday spent a majority of his life in the Southwest and in the East. Doc died in Colorado, but there is no existing documentation suggesting that Jane and he had ever met. However, it is likely that they may have heard of one another like everyone else (penny trades, newspapers, word of mouth, etc).

They were also represented, albeit in a historically incorrect way, in TV as knowing each other in an episode of Bonanza.

No it is not.

Doris Day was 29 when she filmed Calamity Jane.

The Texan Meets Calamity Jane - 1950 was released on:

USA: 15 November 1950