Betty Brown(1896-1975)

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Betty Brown was born on 10 January 1896 in Butler, Pennsylvania, USA. She was an actress, known for C'est donc ton frère (1936), That Sort (1916) and Le Triomphe de Francine (1920). She was married to Wayne Murray and Ted Healy. She died on 24 November 1975 in Victorville, California, USA.

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Known for

C'est donc ton frère (1936)

C'est donc ton frère

7.3

Mrs. Betty 'Bubbles' Laurel(as Betty Healy)

1936

Warda Howard in That Sort (1916)

Maureen Heppell

1916

Louise Huff in Le Triomphe de Francine (1920)

Le Triomphe de Francine

7.6

Susan(as Betty Browne)

1920

Virginia Hammond in The Discard (1916)

Doris Wynne

1916

Credits

Actress

Cour d'assises
6.3
- Stylish Woman (uncredited)
- 1938
Sophie Lang Goes West
6.9
- Passenger (as Betty Healy)
- 1937
C'est donc ton frère
7.3
- Mrs. Betty 'Bubbles' Laurel (as Betty Healy)
- 1936
Show Boat
7.4
- 1st Girl (uncredited)
- 1936
Dangerous Waters
6.3
- Blonde Passenger (uncredited)
- 1936
Music Is Magic
6.1
- Dancer (uncredited)
- 1935
Let's Elope!
3.8
Short
- Betty (as Betty Browne)
- 1930
The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
- Alma
- 1927
With Davy Crockett at the Fall of the Alamo
7.4
- Myra Winkler
- 1926
Officer Number Thirteen
Short
- (as Betty Browne)
- 1925
Sur les marches d'un trône
6.6
- Extra (uncredited)
- 1922
Hell's Oasis
- Mary Hardy
- 1920
Le Triomphe de Francine
7.6
- Susan (as Betty Browne)
- 1920
Satan's Signature
Short
- 1919
The Stormy Petrel
Short
- 1919

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Personal details

Alternative names
- Betty Browne
Born
- January 10, 1896
- Butler, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
- November 24, 1975
- Victorville, California, USA(cancer)
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Trivia
Stan Laurel and Betty Healy kept in touch with each other through letters following their work in "Our Relations" in 1936 and continued to correspond with right up until Stan's death in 1965. These letters can now be read as part of the Stan Laurel Correspondence Archive Project website. Most likely knowing both Ted Healy and his comedy team, later The Three Stooges, Stan always had kind words to say about both Ted and members of the Stooges in his letters to Betty.

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