Louise Henry
American actress (1911-2011) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 100
Jessie Louise Henry Weltz was an American film actress best known for working in Hollywood during the 1930s.
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A typical day, 30 days to 9 July 2026
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2011Died12 December 20111939
Charlie Chan in RenoFilm, Jeanne Bentley1938
The Gaunt StrangerFilm, Cora Ann Milton1937
45 FathersFilm, Elizabeth Carter
Charlie Chan on BroadwayFilm, 1937Billie Bronson
There Goes the GroomFilm, 1937Janet Russell1936
End of the TrailFilm, Belle Pearson1935
In Old KentuckyFilm, Arlene Shattuck
King Solomon of BroadwayFilm, 1935Nikki Bradbury
One New York NightFilm, 1935Ermine
Remember Last Night?Film, 1935Penny Whitridge
Society DoctorFilm, 1935Telephone Operator
The Murder ManFilm, 1935Lillian Hopper1934
Forsaking All OthersFilm, Party Guest (Uncredited)
Hide-OutFilm, 1934Lilly, singer1911Born14 June 1911
Charlie Chan in RenoFilm, Jeanne Bentley1938
The Gaunt StrangerFilm, Cora Ann Milton1937
45 FathersFilm, Elizabeth Carter
Charlie Chan on BroadwayFilm, 1937Billie Bronson
There Goes the GroomFilm, 1937Janet Russell1936
End of the TrailFilm, Belle Pearson1935
In Old KentuckyFilm, Arlene Shattuck
King Solomon of BroadwayFilm, 1935Nikki Bradbury
One New York NightFilm, 1935Ermine
Remember Last Night?Film, 1935Penny Whitridge
Society DoctorFilm, 1935Telephone Operator
The Murder ManFilm, 1935Lillian Hopper1934
Forsaking All OthersFilm, Party Guest (Uncredited)
Hide-OutFilm, 1934Lilly, singer1911Born14 June 1911People around Louise
Close ties
Ted Healy Also in Paris Interlude and Reckless
Rosalind Russell Also in Reckless and The Casino Murder Case
Virginia Bruce Also in Society Doctor and The Murder Man
Madge Evans Also in Paris Interlude and Exclusive Story
Edwin L. Marin Directed Paris Interlude (1934)
George Givot Also in 45 Fathers and The Hit Parade
Monroe Owsley Also in Remember Last Night? and The Hit Parade- Harry Clork Wrote King Solomon of Broadway (1935)
- Michael Fessier Wrote Society Doctor and Exclusive Story
Also in Deutsch
Filmography 20
Media & music
About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1911 to 2011 · aged 100