Maude Eburne(1875-1960)

Actrice
Bande sonore

Maude Eburne est née le 10 novembre 1875 en Ontario, Canada. Elle était actrice. Elle est connue pour La Chauve-Souris (1930), To Be or Not to Be (1942) et The Vampire Bat (1933). Elle était mariée à Eugene Johnson Hall. Elle est morte le 15 octobre 1960 en Californie, États-Unis.

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Œuvres principales

La Chauve-Souris

6,3

Lizzie Allen

1930

To Be or Not to Be

8,1

Anna

1942

The Vampire Bat

5,8

Aunt Gussie Schnappmann

1933

Live, Love and Learn

5,9

Mrs. Crump

1937

Crédits

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Artiste

Belle Le Grand
5,9
- Woman Companion at Stock Exchange (uncredited)
- 1951
Arson, Inc.
5,2
- Grandma
- 1949
The Lawton Story
5,7
- Henrietta
- 1949
The Plunderers
6,0
- Old Dame at Wedding
- 1948
Slippy McGee
7,5
- Mrs. Dexter
- 1947
Mother Wore Tights
6,4
- Mrs. Muggins (uncredited)
- 1947
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
6,9
- Fitter (uncredited)
- 1947
Man from Oklahoma
6,2
- Grandma Lane
- 1945
Hitchhike to Happiness
5,0
- Mrs. Randall
- 1945
Leave It to Blondie
6,5
- Magda - Tea Leaf Reader (uncredited)
- 1945
Le Suspect
7,3
- Mrs. Packer
- 1944
The Town Went Wild
5,6
- Judge Bingle
- 1944
Bowery to Broadway
7,2
- Mame Alda
- 1944
The Princess and the Pirate
6,8
- Landlady
- 1944
I'm from Arkansas
5,3
- Matilda Alden
- 1944

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Données personnelles

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Naissance
- 10 novembre 1875
- Bronte-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada
Décédé(e)
- 15 octobre 1960
- Hollywood, Californie, États-Unis(non divulguée)
Conjoint(e)
- Eugene Johnson Hall1906 - 1932 (son décès, 1 enfant)
Autres travaux
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Offres publicitaires

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Anecdotes
She appeared in several silent films. It was more than a decade before she was cast in her next film, the early sound film "The Bat Whispers" (1930) in the key role of Lizzie the maid in which her distinctive voice was first heard. The following year (1931) she appeared in no less than nine credited roles and her prolific career continued until her retirement from the screen in 1951.