Myrna dell american actress BORN march 5 1924 february 11

 Myrna dell american actress BORN

march 5 1924 february 11,2011

Myrna dell. Myrna dell march 5 1924 february 11 2011 was an american actress model and writer who appeared in several television programs and motion pictures for over four decades. She started her career as a showgirl in the famous earl carroll revue in new york and made her film debut in a night at earl carrolls 1940. Born under the name marilyn adele dunlap she changed her.

Myrna dell is a well known american actress. Myrna dell was born on 5 march 1924 in los angeles california usalets check about myrna dells estimated net worth in 2019 salary height age measurements biography family affairs wiki much more. March 5 1924 february 11 2011 was an american actress model and writer who appeared in several television programs and motion pictures for over four decades.

Myrna dells estimated net worth age biography career height weight family wiki. She started her career as a showgirl in the famous earl carroll revue in new york and made her film debut in a night at earl carrolls 1940. Marilyn adele dunlap was born on march 5 1924 for her stage name she took her nickname myrna and shortened her middle name adele to dell which she used as her last name.

Scroll below to learn details information about myrna dells salary earning cars and income reports. After serving her apprenticeship in westerns and 2 reel comedies she was promoted to femme fatale roles. Myrna was born on march 5 1924 in los angeles california.

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American leading lady myrna dell came to hollywood in 1944 by way of an rko radio contract. Myrna dell net worth 2018. Myrna dell born marilyn adele dunlap.

Age 86 years age at death old.

Relationships

Myrna Dell was in relationships with Milton Berle and John Lindsay.

Myrna Dell had an encounter with James Stewart (1948).

Born	March 5, 1924 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Died	February 11, 2011 in Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA  (undisclosed)
Birth Name	Marilyn Adele Dunlap
Height	5' 5½" (1.66 m)

Mini Bio (1)

Marilyn Adele Dunlap was born on March 5, 1924 (for her stage name she took her nickname, Myrna, and shortened her middle name, Adele, to "Dell", which she used as her last name). She started her career as a showgirl in the famous Earl Carroll Revue in New York, and made her film debut in A Night at Earl Carroll's (1940). Signed by MGM, she appeared in Ziegfeld Girl (1941), but MGM didn't pick up her option and she returned to Earl Carroll's. She soon was appearing at the Billy Rose Nightclub, then spent a season in the "George White's Scandals" revue. However, the taste of Hollywood never left her, and she went back in 1943 and appeared in a string of westerns with such cowboy icons as Bob Steele and Hoot Gibson. She had a small part in the classic Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944), and shortly afterwards signed a contract with RKO Pictures. RKO kept her busy, putting her in more than 20 films over the next few years, even appearing with future US President Ronald Reagan in the 1949 comedy The Girl from Jones Beach (1949). She gave a good performance in an atypical role as the ambitious, murderous daughter of a powerful rancher in the offbeat western The Bushwhackers (1952). She worked steadily over the years, not only in films but on TV as well, and had a recurring role in the Dan Duryea adventure series China Smith (1952). At one point she wrote a gossip column, "Hollywood: Then and Now".

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Trivia (6)

Later wrote a minor entertainment column.

"B" cheesecake blonde and glamour girl of the 1940s and early 1950s.

She and actress Marguerite Chapman are credited with originating the idea of autograph shows.

Was a writer for "Hollywood: Then and Now" Magazine in the 1970s.

Mother of Laura Patterson.

Upon her death she was cremated and her ashes scattered at the base of the famous Hollywood sign.

Personal Quotes (1)

[about Lon Chaney Jr., with whom she worked in The Bushwhackers (1952)] In the movie, he taught me to ride and shoot; personally, he was horrible. That son of a bitch wouldn't read off camera for my close-ups. He was an alcoholic--or a recovering one. He had a mean manner, like alkys often have. On the close-up shots, I read my lines offstage for him. When it was my turn the dialogue director started to do Chaney's part. I told him to tell Lon to get his ass over here or I wouldn't do any more readings for him. He was not very likable, a lush, hung over.

Salary (1)

Raiders of Red Gap (1943)

$100

This is the best Laff you'll have all day.

We've posted three issues of Laff magazine over the years, and we return to that publication today with an example from this month in 1946 featuring starlets, showgirls, and burlesque dancers of the highest order. You get Jane Russell, Adele Mara, Vera Ellen, and Myrna Dell, amongst others, but the winner in these pages is Acquanetta, aka the Venezuelan Volcano, who gets a striking tropical themed centerfold photo. In addition, you get a bit of sports coverage—specifically baseball, which is appropriate with the MLB playoffs starting tonight—as well as numerous cartoons.

 

These cartoons—the laffs in Laff magazine—tend to be sexist by today's standards, but then so is this entire website, really, which is an unavoidable side effect of focusing on vintage fiction, art, and photography. We hope the historical significance of the material overshadows all else. In any case, we included the cartoons despite their mostly lame humor, due to the fact that they're high quality illustrations well worth seeing. All that and more appears here in forty-plus scans and zooms, and you can see the other issues of Laff by clicking its keywords below.