Ruth Hall(1910-2003)

Actress

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Ruth Hall

Ruth Hall was born on 29 December 1910 in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. She was an actress, known for Monnaie de singe (1931), The Return of Casey Jones (1933) and Local Boy Makes Good (1931). She was married to Lee Garmes. She died on 9 October 2003 in Glendale, California, USA.

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Known for

Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, and Zeppo Marx in Monnaie de singe (1931)

Monnaie de singe

7.4

Mary Helton

1931

Charles Starrett in The Return of Casey Jones (1933)

The Return of Casey Jones

5.1

Nona Winters

1933

Joe E. Brown in Local Boy Makes Good (1931)

Local Boy Makes Good

6.1

Marjorie Blake

1931

John Wayne and Ruth Hall in Les trois mousquetaires (1933)

Les trois mousquetaires

5.2

Elaine Corday

1933

Credits

Actress

The Old Grey Mayor
5.8
Short
- Gwendolyn 'Gwennie' McGill (as Ruth Blasco)
- 1935
A Nose for News
6.5
Short
- Miss Lulu (as Ruth Blasco)
- 1935
Badge of Honor
5.6
- Helen Brewster
- 1934
Hollywood on Parade No. B-7
Short
- 1934
Beloved
6.2
- Patricia Sedley
- 1934
Murder on the Campus
5.5
- Ann Michaels
- 1933
Strawberry Roan
6.7
- Alice Edwards
- 1933
L'homme de Monterey
5.3
- Dolores Castanares
- 1933
Laughing at Life
5.2
- Alice Lawton
- 1933
The Return of Casey Jones
5.1
- Nona Winters
- 1933
Les trois mousquetaires
5.2
- Elaine Corday
- 1933
Flaming Guns
6.2
- Mary Ramsey
- 1932
The Gambling Sex
5.2
- Sheila Tracy
- 1932
Le Kid d'Espagne
6.5
- Anita Gomez
- 1932
Honeymoon Beach
4.6
Short
- Party Girl (uncredited)
- 1932

Personal details

Alternative names
- Ruth Blasco
Born
- December 29, 1910
- Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Died
- October 9, 2003
- Glendale, California, USA(natural causes)
Spouse
- Lee Garmes1933 - August 31, 1978 (his death, 2 children)
Publicity listings
- 1 Pictorial

Did you know

Trivia
Spanish-American ingénue of the 1930s. She began in films as a dress extra before being signed by Paramount to a two-year contract in 1931. In 1932 she was voted a WAMPAS Baby star. She was often cast as the female lead in low-budget westerns, particularly with Ken Maynard or John Wayne (who was her favorite co-star). She was married to Oscar-winning cinematographer Lee Garmes. After her retirement from acting, she ran an avocado farm in California.

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