Biography

A Columbia Pictures contract-player in the late 1930s, Hilda Title virtually disappeared from the screen after making a few small, but memorable appearances in comedy shorts, especially with the Three Stooges. Her most memorable role to Stooge fans is probably the part of the Showgirl who helps the Stooges crash a Matinee Idol's drawing room in the 1936 short A Pain in the Pullman (1936). In Horses' Collars (1935), she appeared as a dance hall girl. Being just under five feet tall, she danced with Curly, by standing on his feet while he did a clumsy waltz.
- IMDb mini biography by: swinger46@hotmail.com

She is buried in Mount Sanai Memorial Park in Van Nuys, California as "Hilda Title Darrin".