Muriel Evans(1910-2000)

Actress

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Muriel Evans

Muriel Evans was born on 20 July 1910 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She was an actress, known for Call of the Prairie (1936), Three on the Trail (1936) and Manhattan Melodrama (1934). She was married to Marshall R. Worcester and Michael Cudahy. She died on 26 October 2000 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

William Boyd, James Ellison, and George 'Gabby' Hayes in Call of the Prairie (1936)

Call of the Prairie

6.3

Linda McHenry

1936

William Boyd, James Ellison, and George 'Gabby' Hayes in Three on the Trail (1936)

Three on the Trail

6.7

Mary Stevens

1936

Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, and William Powell in Manhattan Melodrama (1934)

Manhattan Melodrama

7.1

Tootsie Malone

1934

Maureen O'Sullivan and Robert Montgomery in Hide-Out (1934)

6.9

'Baby'

1934

Credits

Actress

Studio Visit
6.1
Short
- Bit part (uncredited)
- 1946
Roll Wagons Roll
5.7
- Ruth Benson
- 1940
Dog-Gone
6.0
Short
- Miriam Jones
- 1939
Westbound Stage
5.9
- Joan
- 1939
Chicken Feed
Short
- Girlfriend
- 1939
The Rookie Cop
5.7
- Fern, Joey's Girl
- 1939
Home Boner
7.2
Short
- Mrs. Errol
- 1939
Boss of Lonely Valley
6.0
- Retta Lowrey
- 1937
Law for Tombstone
5.9
- Nellie Gray
- 1937
Rustlers' Valley
6.5
- Agnes Randall
- 1937
Smoke Tree Range
6.1
- Nan Page
- 1937
Headline Crasher
5.6
- Edith Arlen
- 1937
Rich Relations
4.3
- Trixie Lane
- 1937
Don't Be Like That
Short
- The Faithful Wife
- 1936
Ten Laps to Go
4.8
- Norma Corbett
- 1936

Personal details

Height
- 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Born
- July 20, 1910
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Died
- October 26, 2000
- Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA(colon cancer)
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 1 Article
- 4 Pictorials

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Trivia
Evans and 11 other actresses (out of 300) won a two-day beauty contest sponsored by Paramount Pictures in March, 1932. The celebrity judges were actress Carole Lombard, costume designer Travis Banton and director William C. de Mille. The prize for all winners was apparently an uncredited group cast appearance in Sinners in the Sun (1932).

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