Trivia

Plump comic actress who started her career at Hal Roach studios in short comedies. Best remembered in Laurel & Hardy films; she played Mrs Hardy twice (Should Married Men Go Home? (1928) and Perfect Day (1929)). Later played bit parts in Hollywood features, once in W.C. Fields Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (1941).

Entered films 1923.

She was in Vaudeville and on stage before entering films 1923.

Other films included Never Give a Sucker an Even Break, Gold Rush,.

She was in Charlie Chase films from 1924 to 1931 which included There Ain't No Santa Clause, Assistant Wives, Innocent Husbands, Whispering Whoopee and Pip From Pittsburg.

Her other films included Gold Rush, Belle of the 90's and Never Give a Sucker an Even Break.

Laurel and Hardy films included We Faw Down as One Round Kelly's Girl, Should Married Men Go Home as Mrs Hardy, Their Purple Moment as a Tough Floozie, Below Zero as the Woman who leans out of a window, throws some money and says 'Here's a dollar move down a couple of streets'.