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I like them both. Queenie was actually a name I thought was wicked-awesome as a youngster because one of my mom's students chose the name Queenie for herself when she moved to Canada. Maybe I was just in love with the idea of choosing something SO COOL for yourself more than the name, but it still gives me that young-and-foolish-in-love feeling. At any rate, I find it more acceptable that just "Queen".

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I'd probably pair them with more stolid middles, like

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Dolly Frances
Dolly Susan
Dolly Amelia
Dolly Edwina
Dolly Lucinda
Dolly Geraldine
Dolly Pearl?
Dolly Octavia
Dolly Fern
Dolly Marian
Dolly Maude

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Queenie Maud (I'm nothing if not original)
Queenie Liza (sounds like Queen Eliza... hmm)
Queenie Louisa
Queenie Jamesina
Queenie Maryanne
Queenie Annemarie
Queenie Rhonda

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Queenie is a tricky one because they all start to sound like queen's nicknames. "Queenie Victoria, Queenie Elizabeth" But I like Queenie Maud a lot actually. And Queenie Maryanne. There is something so brassy and cheesy about Queenie, it's growing on me.