Helen Twelvetrees(1908-1958)

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Bande sonore

Toni Bradley comes to New York City, from a small town in Iowa, to take over her late father's estate and sporting business, which is primarily gambling on sports events, with a lot of the odds reduced beforehand by henchmen who make offer that can't be turned down by the participants in the games. A group of her father's associates, led by Steve Gordon and Jack Kramer, are trying to take the properties away from her by saying they are running at a loss or just too troublesome to handle. But with the aid of a songwriter, Pinky Tomlin' and his girlfriend, "Babe" Heath, Toni fights back and Steve soon turns to her side, also.

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Times Square Lady (1935)

Helen Twelvetrees est née le 25 décembre 1908 dans l'état de New York, États-Unis. Elle était actrice. Elle est connue pour Millie (1931), Her Man (1930) et Swing High (1930). Elle était mariée à Conrad Ralph Payne, Jack Woody et Leroy Clark Twelvetrees. Elle est morte le 13 février 1958 à Pennsylvanie, États-Unis.

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- 5 victoires au total

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Connu·e

Millie

6,2

Millie Blake Maitland

1931

Her Man

6,5

Frankie Keefe

1930

Swing High

6,0

Maryan Garner

1930

A Woman of Experience

6,0

Elsa Elsbergen

1931

Crédits

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Artiste

Unmarried
6,4
- Pat Rogers
- 1939
Persons in Hiding
6,5
- Helen Griswold
- 1939
Hollywood Round-Up
6,1
- Carol Stephens
- 1937
Thoroughbred
5,5
- Joan
- 1936
Frisco Waterfront
5,1
- Alice
- 1935
The Spanish Cape Mystery
6,1
- Stella Godfrey
- 1935
She Gets Her Man
7,2
- Francine
- 1935
Times Square Lady
5,9
- Margo Heath
- 1935
One Hour Late
6,7
- Betty Dunn
- 1934
She Was a Lady
- Sheila Vane
- 1934
Now I'll Tell
6,2
- Virginia Golden
- 1934
All Men Are Enemies
6,7
- Katha
- 1934
King for a Night
6,8
- Lillian Williams
- 1933
My Woman
6,3
- Connie Riley Rollins
- 1933
Disgraced
6,9
- Gay Holloway
- 1933

Bande sonore

Anecdotes
She met her first husband, Clark Twelvetrees, while both were enrolled at the American Academy of Dramatic Art. They eloped to Greenwich, Connecticut in 1927. They both worked in New York's theatre town -- she as an actress and he as a stage manager -- but he couldn't get his acting career going and turned to alcohol. They divorced in 1931 and he died seven years later of acute alcoholism following a street brawl.

Citations
Between pictures I go away. I think that is the best way to achieve happiness in Hollywood, the only way to keep one's perspective. If you stay too close to the motion picture colony you lose your sense of values.