Alice White(1904-1983)

Actress
Script and Continuity Department
Soundtrack

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Flamingo Road (1949)

This Hollywood High graduate began her career as a secretary and script girl, working for Josef von Sternberg and Charles Chaplin. A sexy and bubbly player, she was repeatedly miscast as a singer-dancer. She toured the vaudeville circuit after her career spluttered, returning to Hollywood only to get involved in a sex scandal in 1933 with her boyfriend, actor Jack Warburton, and future husband Sy Bartlett. She continued working on the stage and screen for the next two decades, but a series of divorces, further sex scandals, and a 1957 accident effectively ended her career.

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Awards
- 1 win

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Known for

Show Girl in Hollywood

6.1

Dixie Dugan

1930

Broadway Babies

6.0

Dee Foster

1929

Employees' Entrance

7.2

Polly

1933

Sweethearts on Parade

7.4

Helen

1930

Credits

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Actress

The Ann Sothern Show
7.8
TV Series
- Anna
- 1958
Flamingo Road
7.1
- Gracie
- 1949
Girls' Town
5.7
- Nicky
- 1942
The Night of January 16th
6.1
- Flashy Blonde
- 1941
Annabel Takes a Tour
5.6
- Marcella, Hotel Manicurist
- 1938
King of the Newsboys
5.7
- Dolly
- 1938
Telephone Operator
5.6
- Dottie Stengal
- 1937
Big City
6.4
- Peggy Devlin
- 1937
Coronado
6.9
- Violet Wray Hornbostel
- 1935
Sweet Music
5.8
- Lulu Betts
- 1935
Secret of the Chateau
5.9
- Didi Bonfee
- 1934
Gift of Gab
4.9
- Margot
- 1934
A Very Honorable Guy
6.0
- Hortense
- 1934
Jimmy the Gent
6.6
- Mabel
- 1934
Cross Country Cruise
6.4
- May
- 1934

Script and Continuity Department

Soundtrack

Hollywood Singing and Dancing: A Musical History - The 1920s: The Dawn of the Hollywood Musical
8.1
Video
- performer: "Hang Onto a Rainbow" (uncredited)
- 2008
Employees' Entrance
7.2
- music: "I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store)" (1931)
- performer: "I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store)" (1931) (uncredited)
- 1933
Sweethearts on Parade
7.4
- performer: "Dream of Me", "Misstep"
- 1930
Sweet Mama
7.4
- performer: "Giving It This and That" (uncredited)
- 1930
Show Girl in Hollywood
6.1
- performer: "I've Got My Eye on You" (1930), "Hang On to a Rainbow" (1930) (uncredited)
- 1930
Playing Around
5.9
- performer: "You Learn About Love Every Day" (1929) ("You Learn About Love Every Day" (1929), uncredited)
- 1930
Show of Shows
5.7
- performer: "If I Could Learn to Love" (1929) (uncredited)
- 1929
The Girl from Woolworth's
6.4
- performer: "Crying for Love", "Someone", "Oh! Oh! Oh! What I Know About Love", "You Baby Me, I'll Baby You" (uncredited)
- 1929
Broadway Babies
6.0
- performer: "Jig, Jig, Jigaloo" (1929), "Broadway Baby Dolls" (1929) ("Wishing and Waiting for Love" (1929), "Jig, Jig, Jigaloo" (1929), uncredited)
- 1929
Show Girl
6.3
- performer: "Buy, Buy for Baby", "(She's One Sweet) Show Girl" (uncredited)
- 1928

Trivia
In 1957, she was blinded for several months after falling off a ladder and landing on a pair of scissors.

Quotes
[1933 interview] Knocks make you stronger. My chin ought to be scarred. But it's tough, it can take 'em. I like beans so if I had to eat a tin-can diet it wouldn't kill me.