Bea Wain Radio singer newspaper clipping featured as Bloomingdale’s tenth annual pet show honorary judge, 1940s. Bea Wain, who started singing on the radio at age 6, became a hit making pop vocalist in the late 1930s and performed into her ninth decade as one of the last surviving singers of prominence from the big-band era, died Aug. 19 at an assisted-living community in Beverly Hills, Calif. She was 100. Ms. Wain also cut records — initially under the name Beatrice Wayne, until record executives, without seeking her permission, tweaked her name to economize on space in credits. Size height 7 1/4 inch X 2 1/4 inch. Please ask any questions. Shipping cost varies by zip code. Once you order, I will send you a order confirmation with total shipping cost to your ship to postal zip code address. If you prefer to check prior to ordering, you may contact me and I will be happy figure a shipping quote for you. This should ship first class USPS mail.