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Gretchen Wyler, who died Sunday at 75, was a star of Broadway musicals in the 1950s and 1960s who became a convert to the animal welfare cause in the late 1960s and spent the rest of her career loudly banging the gong for everything from puppies at the Warwick, N.Y., pound to elephants in the Los Angeles Zoo.
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|Gretchen Wyler, who died Sunday at 75, was a star of Broadway musicals in the 1950s and 1960s who became a convert to the animal welfare cause in the late 1960s and spent the rest of her career loudly banging the gong for everything from puppies at the Warwick, N.Y., pound to elephants in the Los Angeles Zoo.
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