Jane Welsh(1905-2001)

Actress

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Jane Welsh in The Missing Rembrandt (1932)

Jane Welsh was born on 14 January 1905 in Bristol, England, UK. She was an actress, known for The Bells (1931), The Sleeping Cardinal (1931) and Just William's Luck (1948). She was married to Leonard Meyer Rittenberg and Henry Mollison. She died on 27 November 2001 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

The Bells (1931)

5.6

Annette

1931

Jane Welsh and Arthur Wontner in The Sleeping Cardinal (1931)

The Sleeping Cardinal

5.8

Kathleen Adair

1931

William Graham in Just William's Luck (1948)

Just William's Luck

5.9

Mrs. Brown

1948

Richard Conte and Rona Anderson in L'affaire du singe rouge (1955)

L'affaire du singe rouge

5.6

Mrs. McCullum

1955

Credits

Actress

Crime of Honour
6.5
Short
- Mrs. Hiller in reconstruction (uncredited)
- 1958
Je pleure mon amour
5.8
- Jonesy
- 1958
Ivanhoe
7.1
TV Series
- Lady Margaret
- 1958
The Case of the River Morgue
7.1
Short
- Mrs. Hiller
- 1956
L'affaire du singe rouge
5.6
- Mrs. McCullum
- 1955
Fatal Journey
7.2
Short
- Mrs. Preston (as Jane Welch)
- 1954
The Young Discovery
TV Movie
- Marie Palmer
- 1953
Mantrap
5.7
- Laura
- 1953
The Second Mate
5.9
- Mrs. Mead
- 1950
Le manoir du dragon
8.0
- Mrs. Fielding
- 1950
William Comes to Town
6.0
- Mrs. Brown
- 1948
Call It a Day
TV Movie
- Dorothy Hilton
- 1948
Just William's Luck
5.9
- Mrs. Brown
- 1948
Bell-Bottom George
5.8
- Rita
- 1944
Little Dolly Daydream
- Claire
- 1938

Personal details

Alternative name
- Jane Welch
Height
- 1.68 m
Born
- January 14, 1905
- Bristol, England, UK
Died
- November 27, 2001
- London, England, UK(natural causes)
Spouses
Other works
She acted in Wilson Collison and Avery Hopwood's play, "Night of the Garter," at the Strand Theatre in London, England with Sydney Howard, Angela Baddeley, Connie Ediss, Austin Melford, and Marjorie Brooks in the cast.

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Trivia
She was the last survivor of a trio of actress friends that included Joan Marion and Nora Swinburne, both of whom predeceased her.

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