Helen Mack
Actor
Born Nov 13, 1913 · Rock Island, Illinois, United States
Active 1923–1986 · Awards: star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Helen Mack (November 12, 1913 – August 13, 1986) was an American actress. Mack started her career as a child actress in silent films, moving on to Broadway plays, and touring the vaudeville circuit.
Filmography
His Girl Friday (1940) — Mollie MalloyThe Son of Kong (1933) — Hilda PetersonCalling All Marines (1939) — Judy FoxGambling Ship (1938) — Mollie RileySuccess (1923) — Ruth (as Helen Macks)Zaza (1923) — Lucille DufresneShe (1935) — Tanya DugmoreMystery of the White Room (1939) — Carole DaleFargo Express (1933) — Helen ClarkI Stand Accused (1938) — Alison CooperThe Milky Way (1936) — Mae SullivanThe Struggle (1931) — A Catty GirlChristopher Bean (1933) — Susan HaggettStrange Holiday (1945) — Miss Sims, SecretaryThe California Trail (1933) — Dolores RamirezWhile Paris Sleeps (1932) — Manon CostaudKiss and Make-Up (1934) — AnneThe Silent Witness (1932) — Sylvia PierceYou Belong to Me (1934) — Florette FaxonAll of Me (1934) — Eve HaronBlind Adventure (1933) — Rose ThorneThe Return Of Peter Grimm (1935) — CatherineSweepings (1933) — Mamie DonahueThe Lemon Drop Kid (1934) — Alice Deering