Hilda Vaughn

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Occupation Female actress Role Actress Name Hilda Vaughn		Height 5 ft 5 in (165 cm) Years active 1929-1940 Ex-spouse Charles Morgan

Died December 27, 1957, Balti, Maryland, United States Movies Dinner at Eight, Charlie Chan at the Wax Mus, Chasing Yesterday, Ladies of the Big House, Danger: Love at Work Similar People Robert Z Leonard, George Cukor, Marion Gering, J Walter Ruben, Otto Preminger

Dinner at eight 1933 hilda vaughn jean harlow and billie burke scene

Hilda Vaughn (December 27, 1898- December 28, 1957), was an actress of the stage, radio, and television.

Vaughn frequently played a “pleb”, or a commoner in the films she acted in. More often than not, she portrayed waitresses, maids, charwomen, governesses, saleswomen, and slaveys. Her characters were outgoing and spunky. A fixture at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in the sound era of the early 1930s, Vaughn acted in multiple films. Her most notable films were 1933's Dinner at Eight and the 1940 film, Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum.

Filmography

Her screen debut, Three Live Ghosts (1929). She played an English Cockney.

Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise) (1931).

The Phantom of Crestwood (1932). She played Carter.

Dinner at Eight (1933). She played Tina.

Today We Live (1933). She played an ambulance corps worker.

Straight from the Heart (1935)

Anne of Green Gables (1934). She played Mrs. Blewett

Chasing Yesterday (1935). She played a slavey.

Banjo On My Knee (1936).

Gentle Julia (1936)

Charlie Chan at the Opera (1936) She played Agnes, a wardrobe woman in the opera company

Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum (1940). She played a suspect.

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