Mary Mason(1911-1980)

Actress

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Mary Mason

Mary Mason was born on 26 July 1911 in Pasadena, California, USA. She was an actress, known for Ravisseurs (1933), The Half Naked Truth (1932) and The Extra Girl (1923). She died on 13 October 1980 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

Spencer Tracy and Claire Trevor in Ravisseurs (1933)

5.8

Lila Penfield

1933

Lee Tracy and Lupe Velez in The Half Naked Truth (1932)

The Half Naked Truth

6.1

Miss Mason - Farrell's Secretary

1932

Mabel Normand in The Extra Girl (1923)

6.6

Actress

1923

Sally Eilers in Walls of Gold (1933)

5.4

'Honey' Satterlee

1933

Credits

Actress

The Ford Theatre Hour
7.8
TV Series
- Dale Tracy
- 1950
Melody Lane
5.8
- Mrs. Abercrombie (uncredited)
- 1941
Ravisseurs
5.8
- Lila Penfield
- 1933
Walls of Gold
5.4
- 'Honey' Satterlee
- 1933
The Cheyenne Kid
5.2
- Hope Winters
- 1933
Sa femme
5.9
- Minor Role (uncredited)
- 1933
The Half Naked Truth
6.1
- Miss Mason - Farrell's Secretary
- 1932
Penguin Pool Murder
6.9
- Parker's Secretary (uncredited)
- 1932
The Extra Girl
6.6
- Actress
- 1923

Personal details

Height
- 1.63 m
Born
- July 26, 1911
- Pasadena, California, USA
Died
- October 13, 1980
- New York City, New York, USA(cancer)

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Trivia
Small-part film actress of the 1930's, who had found greater success as a radio performer and star of the comedy "Maudie's Diary", aired on CBS from 1941. In later years, Mason was active in Investors Limited, a small group that raised money to produce original plays.

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When did Mary Mason die?
October 13, 1980
How did Mary Mason die?
Cancer
How old was Mary Mason when she died?
69 years old
Where did Mary Mason die?
New York City, New York, USA
When was Mary Mason born?
July 26, 1911

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