Giuliana 'Giula' Rubini was born on June 2, 1935, in Pescara, Italy. She first appeared on screen in “It Happened in the Park” (1953). She would go on to appear in 35 films such as “Goliath and the Barbarians” (1959) and “Rage of the Bucaneers” (1961). She sometimes was billed under the names Judy Robbins, Giulia Rubini and July Ray. Giuliana appeared in six Euro-westerns including “The Sign of the Coyote” (1963), “Bullets Don't Argue” (1964), “Rebels in Canada” (1965), “Ringo and His Golden Pistol” (1966), “7 Pistols for a Massacre” and her last film appearances in “A Stranger in Paso Bravo” both in 1967. After this she dropped out of films and today her whereabouts are unknown.
Rubini sang songs in two Spaghetti westerns: “Rebels in Canada” in 1965 she sings: “Los arboles blancos” (Italian version) and in “7 Pistols for a Massacre” in 1967 she sings “The Only Girl He loved” as July Ray
RUBINI, Giulia (aka July Ray, Judy Robbins, Giuliana
Rubini, Giulia Rubino) [6/2/1935, Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy - ] – film, actress, singer, married a
soldier (1956- ) mother of two children.
Rebels in
7 Pistols for a
Massacre – 1967 [sings “The Only Girl He loved” as July Ray]
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