Marvelle Andre(1919-1990)

Actress

Marvelle Andre was born on 12 May 1919 in Kansas City, Kansas, USA. She was an actress, known for Maniac (1934), She's in the Army (1942) and Gambling Daughters (1941). She was married to Elmer Adams. She died on 1 June 1990 in Newport Beach, California, USA.

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Maniac

3.7

Marvel(as Marvel Andre)

1934

She's in the Army

5.2

Instructor

1942

Gambling Daughters

4.6

Dorothy

1941

Kentucky Jubilee

5.3

Skit Performer

1951

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We're Not Married!
6.4
- State Capitol Secretary (uncredited)
- 1952
Hold That Line
6.1
- Blonde Bathing Beauty (uncredited)
- 1952
Kentucky Jubilee
5.3
- Skit Performer
- 1951
Speak No Evil
Short
- Betty
- 1950
The Admiral Was a Lady
5.8
- Secretary (uncredited)
- 1950
The Jackie Robinson Story
6.4
- Pete's Wife (uncredited)
- 1950
She's in the Army
5.2
- Instructor
- 1942
Gambling Daughters
4.6
- Dorothy
- 1941
Our Relations
7.3
- Pirate's Club Customer (uncredited)
- 1936
George White's 1935 Scandals
5.8
- Chorine (uncredited)
- 1935
Maniac
3.7
- Marvel (as Marvel Andre)
- 1934
Dames
7.0
- Chorus Girl (uncredited)
- 1934
Wine, Women and Song
5.2
- Undetermiend Role (uncredited)
- 1933

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Alternative name
- Marvel Andre
Height
- 5′ 2″ (1.57 m)
Born
- May 12, 1919
- Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Died
- June 1, 1990
- Newport Beach, California, USA
Spouse
- Elmer Adams
Other works
Play: "Today's Children" by Max Jewell - produced by George F. Sheehan and directed by Cliff Halle; presented by Burbank Stage in Burbank, California; the rest of the starring cast consisted of Lee Ballard, Walter Freeman, Elizabeth Thresher, and Thom Thomas, with Paul Carroll, Chuck Conahan, Gene Covelli, Glenn Fielding, Chuck Fulco, Nancy Norvelle, and Alvina Temple had smaller roles

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Trivia
According to a 1937 Associate Press article by Robbin Coons, Andre was working as a stand-in for Evelyn Daw by day while performing evenings at a nightclub. An accomplished horsewoman, she aspired to be a female star of Westerns.