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Marjorie White(1904-1935)

  • Actress
  • Soundtrack
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Marjorie White
Pretty-as-a-picture Marjorie White was a charming comedienne, and although she was never the star, she stole many scenes from stars. She co-starred with some of the leading comedians of the day, such as Wheeler and Woolsey, the Three Stooges, and Joe E. Brown, and brought smiles to the faces of moviegoers and theatergoers alike. It's easy to tell she was a favorite in the 1930s.

In addition to having acting talent and screen presence, she could sing and dance, which made her fantastic in musical comedies on stage and screen. In her early career, she was teamed up with Thelma White, another popular performer and actress, and together they became a popular singing and dancing duo known as the "White Sisters".
BornJuly 22, 1904
DiedAugust 21, 1935(31)
BornJuly 22, 1904
DiedAugust 21, 1935(31)
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  • Awards
    • 2 wins total

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Known for

Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in Sunny Side Up (1929)
Sunny Side Up
6.5
  • Bea Nichols
  • 1929
Happy Days (1929)
Happy Days
5.4
  • Margie
  • 1929
Joe E. Brown and Thelma Todd in Broadminded (1931)
Broadminded
5.6
  • Penny Packer
  • 1931
Clark Gable and Joan Crawford in Possessed (1931)
Possessed
6.9
  • Vernice LaVerne
  • 1931

Credits

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Actress



  • Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard, and Marjorie White in Woman Haters (1934)
    Woman Haters
    6.7
    Short
    • Mary
    • 1934
  • Flying Down to Rio (1933)
    Flying Down to Rio
    6.6
    • Maid (uncredited)
    • 1933
  • Wynne Gibson and Edmund Lowe in Her Bodyguard (1933)
    Her Bodyguard
    4.9
    • Lita
    • 1933
  • Hugh Herbert, Phyllis Barry, Louis Calhern, Edgar Kennedy, William A. Seiter, Bert Wheeler, Marjorie White, and Robert Woolsey in Diplomaniacs (1933)
    Diplomaniacs
    6.3
    • Dolores
    • 1933
  • Hollywood Halfbacks
    Short
    • 1931
  • Clark Gable and Joan Crawford in Possessed (1931)
    Possessed
    6.9
    • Vernice LaVerne
    • 1931
  • Joe E. Brown and Thelma Todd in Broadminded (1931)
    Broadminded
    5.6
    • Penny Packer
    • 1931
  • Warner Oland in The Black Camel (1931)
    The Black Camel
    6.6
    • Rita Ballou (uncredited)
    • 1931
  • Women of All Nations (1931)
    Women of All Nations
    4.6
    • Margie - aka Pee Wee (uncredited)
    • 1931
  • Charlie Chan Carries On (1931)
    Charlie Chan Carries On
    6.7
    • Sadie
    • 1931
  • Jeanette MacDonald in Oh, for a Man! (1930)
    Oh, for a Man!
    5.3
    • Totsy Franklin
    • 1930
  • Just Imagine (1930)
    Just Imagine
    5.3
    • D-6
    • 1930
  • New Movietone Follies of 1930 (1930)
    New Movietone Follies of 1930
    7.1
    • Vera Fontaine
    • 1930
  • Sue Carol and Jack Mulhall in Her Golden Calf (1930)
    Her Golden Calf
    6.8
    • Alice
    • 1930
  • Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in Sunny Side Up (1929)
    Sunny Side Up
    6.5
    • Bea Nichols
    • 1929

Soundtrack



  • Hugh Herbert, Phyllis Barry, Louis Calhern, Edgar Kennedy, William A. Seiter, Bert Wheeler, Marjorie White, and Robert Woolsey in Diplomaniacs (1933)
    Diplomaniacs
    6.3
    • performer: "Sing To Me" (1933), "No More War" (1933) (uncredited)
    • 1933
  • Just Imagine (1930)
    Just Imagine
    5.3
    • performer: "Mothers Ought to Tell Their Daughters" (1930), "Never Swat a Fly" (1930) (uncredited)
    • 1930
  • New Movietone Follies of 1930 (1930)
    New Movietone Follies of 1930
    7.1
    • performer: "I'd Love To Be a Talking Picture Queen"
    • 1930
  • Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in Sunny Side Up (1929)
    Sunny Side Up
    6.5
    • Soundtrack
    • performer: "YOU'VE GOT ME PICKIN' PETALS OFF O' DAISIES", "IT'S GREAT TO BE NECKED" ("SUNNY SIDE UP")
    • 1929
  • Happy Days (1929)
    Happy Days
    5.4
    • Soundtrack
    • performer: "I'm on a Diet of Love" ("I'm on a Diet of Love", uncredited, uncredited)
    • 1929

Personal details

  • Height
    • 4′ 10½″ (1.49 m)
  • Born
    • July 22, 1904
    • Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
  • Died
    • August 21, 1935
    • Hollywood, California, USA(internal hemorrhaging as a result of road accident)
  • Spouse
    • Edwin J. TierneyAugust 10, 1924 - August 21, 1935 (her death)
  • Other works
    Active on Broadway in the following productions:
  • Publicity listings
    • 1 Print Biography
    • 3 Articles

Did you know

  • Trivia
    Marjorie, Alice White and Thelma White were often believed to be related to each other because of their resemblance: all three were petite, pretty, blonde and spunky, and they were all popular at the same time. They were in fact unrelated, but Thelma and Marjorie did perform together early in their careers as the "White Sisters" and were quite popular as a singing and dancing duo.

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