Kitty Kelly
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| Kitty Kelly | |
|---|---|
| Born | April 27, 1902 New York City, New York |
| Died | September 29, 1968 (aged 66) Hollywood, California |
| Occupation | Stage, film, television actress |
Kitty Kelly, Sue O'Neil in the life (April 27, 1902 – June 29, 1968), was an American stage and film character actress. She was best known as a member of the Ziegfeld Follies and her radio hosting with Columbia Broadcasting.
After the war, she appeared in many TV series (Bonanza, Alfred Hitchcock presents, Batman, Perry Mason...)
[edit] Filmography
- 1925 : A Kiss in the Dark : Chorus Girl
- 1930 : La Nuit (La Nuit est à nous) : Maud Sarazin
- 1930 : Hot Bridge
- 1931 : Behind Office Doors : Delores Kogan
- 1931 : Bachelor Apartment : Miss Clark, First Girl in Ladies Room
- 1931 : White Shoulders : Maria Fontaine
- 1932 : Men of Chance : Gertie Robbins
- 1932 : Ladies of the Jury : Mayme Mixter
- 1932 : Girl Crazy : Kate Foster
- 1933 : The Girl in 419 : Telephone Girl
- 1933 : Too Much Harmony : Patsy Dugan
- 1934 : All of Me : Lorraine
- 1934 : A Woman's Man : Molly Evans
- 1934 : The Lemon Drop Kid : Cora Jennings
- 1935 : Beginner's Luck : Spanky's mother
- 1935 : Dizzy Dames : La Vere
- 1935 : The Farmer Takes a Wife : Ivy
- 1935 : The Private Secretary
- 1936 : Rhythm in the Air : Celia
- 1936 : The Man Behind the Mask : Marian Weeks
- 1937 : Blossoms on Broadway : Death Valley Cora Keane
- 1938 : Men with Wings : Martha Ranson
- 1939 : Grand Jury Secrets : Miss Clark
- 1939 : Geronimo : Daisy Devine
- 1939 : All Women Have Secrets : Mary
- 1940 : Road to Singapore : Sailor's wife
- 1940 : Women Without Names : Countess
- 1940 : Those Were the Days! : Mrs. Sanford
- 1941 : The Mad Doctor : Winnie
- 1941 : Hold Back the Dawn : American Lady at Bullfight
- 1942 : The Lady Is Willing : Nellie Quigg
- 1942 : Larceny, Inc. : Fourth customer
- 1942 : They All Kissed the Bride : Spotter
- 1942 : Holiday Inn : Drunk
- 1942 : Lucky Jordan : Sara Maggotti
- 1943 : So Proudly We Hail! : Lt. Ethel Armstrong
- 1943 : Swing Out the Blues
- 1944 : Practically Yours : Wife-newsreel theater
- 1946 : Two Years Before the Mast
- 1957 : Gunsight Ridge : Old Woman
- 1958 : The Lost Missile : Mother Freed
- 1960 : Twelve Hours to Kill : Woman
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