Gertrude Niesen(1911-1975)

Actress
Music Department
Soundtrack

Gertrude Niesen was born on 8 July 1911 in New York City, New York, USA. She was an actress, known for Start Cheering (1938), This Is the Army (1943) and Rookies on Parade (1941). She was married to Albert Greenfield. She died on 27 March 1975 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Known for

Jimmy Durante, Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Walter Connolly, Curly Howard, Gertrude Niesen, Joan Perry, Charles Starrett, and The Three Stooges in Start Cheering (1938)

Start Cheering

6.1

Sarah

1938

This Is the Army

5.8

World War One Vocalist

1943

Rookies on Parade

7.8

Marilyn Fenton

1941

Thumbs Up

5.6

Gertrude Niesen

1943

Credits

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Actress

The Babe Ruth Story
5.3
- Nightclub Singer
- 1948
This Is the Army
5.8
- World War One Vocalist
- 1943
Thumbs Up
5.6
- Gertrude Niesen
- 1943
Russian Revels
Short
- 1943
He's My Guy
5.6
- Singer
- 1943
Oh, Johnny!
Short
- 1941
Rookies on Parade
7.8
- Marilyn Fenton
- 1941
Bagdad Daddy
Short
- 1941
Start Cheering
6.1
- Sarah
- 1938
Top of the Town
5.8
- Gilda Norman
- 1937
Look for the Silver Lining
Short
- 1934
Darling Enemy
Short
- 1934
The Yacht Party
6.6
Short
- Gertrude Nissen (as Gertrude Nissen)
- 1932

Music Department

Soundtrack

The Babe Ruth Story
5.3
- performer: "I'm Nobody's Baby" (1921) (uncredited)
- 1948
This Is the Army
5.8
- performer: "It's Your Country and My Country"
- 1943
He's My Guy
5.6
- performer: "Two Guitars", "Heads Up"
- 1943
A Night at Earl Carroll's
6.0
- lyrics: "I Wanna Make With the Happy Times"
- music: "I Wanna Make With the Happy Times" (uncredited, uncredited)
- 1940
Start Cheering
6.1
- performer: "My Heaven on Earth" (1937), "Start Cheering" (1937), "Rockin' the Town" (1937) (uncredited)
- 1938
Top of the Town
5.8
- performer: "Where Are You?", "Blame It on the Rhumba", "Jamboree" (uncredited)
- 1937
Keeps Rainin' All the Time
4.8
Short
- performer: "Stormy Weather (Keeps Rainin' All the Time)"
- 1934
The Yacht Party
6.6
Short
- performer: "Sweet and Hot" (as Gertrude Nissen, uncredited)
- 1932