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Madge Evans
Passed away on: 26-04-1981 (71)
Born: 1 July 1909 in New York City, New York, USA
Known from: Dinner at Eight, The Personal History, Adventures, Experience, & Observation of David Copperfield the Younger and The Tunnel
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Madge Evans
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Known from
Full filmography (40)
3,19 (97)
Dinner at Eight
1933 • 111 minuten
as Paula Jordan
as Paula Jordan
3 comments
3,29 (53)
The Personal History, Adventures, Experience, & Observation of David Copperfield the Younger
1935 • 130 minuten
as Agnes Wickfield as a Woman
as Agnes Wickfield as a Woman
2,68 (14)
The Tunnel
1935 • 94 minuten
as Ruth McAllan
as Ruth McAllan
3,21 (12)
The Mayor of Hell
1933 • 90 minuten
as Dorothy Griffith
as Dorothy Griffith
3,33 (9)
Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
1933 • 82 minuten
as June Marcher
as June Marcher
2,75 (6)
The Greeks Had a Word for Them
1932 • 79 minuten
as Polaire
as Polaire
2,90 (5)
Sinners in Paradise
1938 • 65 minuten
as Anne Wesson
as Anne Wesson
1 comment
3,00 (4)
Pennies from Heaven
1936 • 81 minuten
as Susan Sprague
as Susan Sprague
3,00 (3)
Beauty for Sale
1933 • 87 minuten
as Letty Lawson
as Letty Lawson
3,00 (3)
Fugitive Lovers
1934 • 82 minuten
as Letty Morris
as Letty Morris
3,50 (2)
Guilty Hands
1931
3,00 (2)
The Thirteenth Chair
1937
3,50 (1)
Son of India
1931
3,00 (1)
What Every Woman Knows
1934
3,00 (1)
Hell Below
1933
3,00 (1)
Death on the Diamond
1934
2,50 (1)
Men without Names
1935
3,00 (1)
Fast Life
1932
3,50 (1)
Army Girl
1938 • 80 minuten
as Julie Armstrong
as Julie Armstrong
3,50 (1)
Paris Interlude
1934 • 72 minuten
as Julie
as Julie
4,00 (1)
Moonlight Murder
1936 • 66 minuten
as Toni Adams
as Toni Adams
4,00 (1)
Calm Yourself
1935 • 70 minuten
as Rosalind Rockwell
as Rosalind Rockwell
4,00 (1)
Espionage
1937 • 67 minuten
as Patricia Booth
as Patricia Booth
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Sporting Blood
1931
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Stand Up and Cheer!
1934
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Day of Reckoning
1933
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Exclusive Story
1936
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The Nuisance
1933
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Huddle
1932
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Are You Listening?
1932
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Classmates
1924
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Made on Broadway
1933
Collaborated with
Douglas Shearer
Edwin B. Willis




