Occupation Actress Years active 1931 - 1941 | Name Betty Mack Role Film actress | |
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Born November 30, 1901 ( 1901-11-30 ) Illinois, United States Died November 5, 1980, Placerville, California, United States Movies Law of the Rio Grande, Hair‑Trigger Casey, Another Wild Idea, Toll of the Desert, The Sitter Downers Similar People J P McGowan, Charley Chase, Del Lord | ||
Betty Mack (November 30, 1901 – November 5, 1980) was an American film actress who appeared in over 45 films between 1931 and 1941.
Mack starred in such films as Toll of the Desert.
Mack also starred as Corabell, wife of Moe Howard, in the Three Stooges short film The Sitter Downers.
Mack died in Placerville, California on November 5, 1980.
Filmography
Actress
1941
Confessions of Boston Blackie as
Bidder (uncredited)
1941
One Foot in Heaven as
Thurstons' Maid (uncredited)
1939
Rovin' Tumbleweeds as
Migrant Woman (uncredited)
1939
The Pal from Texas as
Ace's Cohort
1939
Little Accident as
First Woman (uncredited)
1939
No Place to Go as
Mrs. Pawley (uncredited)
1939
New Frontier as
Lucy Braddock (uncredited)
1939
Colorado Sunset as
Mrs. Evans (uncredited)
1939
Off the Record as
Telephone Operator (uncredited)
1938
Prison Farm as
Prisoner (uncredited)
1938
Accidents Will Happen as
Bus Passenger Falling Down (uncredited)
1938
Goodbye Broadway as
Woman at Theatre (uncredited)
1938
Mr. Boggs Steps Out as
Miss Feathrewell (uncredited)
1937
The Sitter Downers (Short) as
Cora Bell (uncredited)
1937
Rough Riding Rhythm as
Ethyl Horne
1937
Love in a Bungalow as
Girl
1937
Grips, Grunts and Groans (Short) as
Woman with Carriage (uncredited)
1936
Gold Diggers of 1937 as
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
1936
Free Rent (Short)
1936
Bulldog Edition as
Ms. Davis (uncredited)
1936
Easy Money as
Telephone Operator
1936
Hair-Trigger Casey as
Jane Elkins
1936
Tango as
Bit Role (uncredited)
1936
Senor Jim as
Bunny Stafford
1935
The Last of the Clintons as
Edith Elkins
1935
Streamline Express as
Colonel's Daughter in Play (uncredited)
1935
Toll of the Desert as
Jean Streeter
1935
Public Opinion as
Mona's Maid (uncredited)
1935
The Reckless Buckaroo as
Diane Madden
1935
Outlaw Rule as
Kay Lathrop
1934
The Chases of Pimple Street (Short) as
Betty Chase
1934
Something Simple (Short) as
Betty Tanhauser
1934
It Happened One Day (Short) as
Betty Void
1934
Another Wild Idea (Short) as
Betty
1934
The Life of Vergie Winters as
Della - Laura's Maid (uncredited)
1934
I'll Take Vanilla (Short) as
Betty
1934
Four Parts (Short) as
Betty
1934
The Cracked Ice Man (Short) as
Betty Mack
1933
Luncheon at Twelve (Short) as
Betty Schmaltz
1933
Midsummer Mush (Short) as
Betty
1933
Fighting Texans as
Rita Walsh
1933
Roadhouse Queen (Short) as
Stenographer (uncredited)
1933
Love Is Dangerous
1932
Women Won't Tell as
Liz
1932
The Forty-Niners as
Virginia Hawkins
1932
Beauty Parlor as
Lou
1932
The Scarlet Brand as
Ellen Walker
1931
Galloping Thru as
Janice Warren
1931
Headin' for Trouble as
Mary Courtney
1931
The Man from Death Valley as
Ann
1931
Law of the Rio Grande as
Judy Lanning
1931
Partners of the Trail as
Ruby Gerard
1931
God's Country and the Man as
Rose
1917
Lust of the Ages (Short)
Soundtrack
1934
The Chases of Pimple Street (Short) (performer: "You Gotta Give Credit to Love" - uncredited)
1934
Something Simple (Short) (performer: "Who Killed Cock Robin" - uncredited)
1934
Another Wild Idea (Short) (performer: "Lunatic's Love Song" - uncredited)
1934
I'll Take Vanilla (Short) (performer: "Here Comes the Ice Cream Man" - uncredited)
1934
The Cracked Ice Man (Short) (performer: "One Times One" - uncredited)
1933
Luncheon at Twelve (Short) (performer: "Oh, Desdemona" - uncredited)
Archive Footage
2015
Hey Moe, Hey Dad! (TV Series documentary) as
Various characters
- A Son Also Rises (2015) - Various characters (uncredited)
- Eureka! (2015) - Various characters (uncredited)
- A Trio Grows in Brooklyn (2015) - Various characters (uncredited)
References
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