Lyn Wilde(1922-2016)

Lyn Wilde was born on 10 October 1922 in East St. Louis, Illinois, USA. She was an actress, known for Twice Blessed (1945), Campus Honeymoon (1948) and Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble (1944). She was married to Dwight Oberlink and Jim Cathcart. She died on 11 September 2016 in Michigan City, Indiana, USA.

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6.6

6.5

6.2

The Girl Next Door
6.4
- Peggy (uncredited)
- 1953
I Love Melvin
6.5
- Telephone Girl (uncredited)
- 1953
Has Anybody Seen My Gal
7.1
- Charleston Dancer (uncredited)
- 1952
Bronco Buster
6.1
- Party Girl (uncredited)
- 1952
The Belle of New York
6.1
- One of Frenchie's Girls (uncredited)
- 1952
Invitation
6.9
- Tennis Player (uncredited)
- 1952
Show Boat
6.8
- Chorus Girl (uncredited)
- 1951
Look for the Silver Lining
6.2
- Ruth Miller
- 1949
Tucson
6.1
- Gertie Peck
- 1949
Sheriff of Wichita
7.3
- Nancy Bishop
- 1949
Campus Honeymoon
6.6
- Skipper Hughes
- 1948
Till the Clouds Roll By
6.3
- Specialty (segment 'The Cat and the Fiddle') (uncredited)
- 1946
Twice Blessed
6.0
- Stephanie Hale
- 1945
Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble
6.5
- Lyn Walker
- 1944
Two Girls and a Sailor
6.6
- Lyn Wilde (as The Wilde Twins)
- 1944

Look for the Silver Lining
6.2
- performer: "Shine On, Harvest Moon", "Back, Back, Back to Baltimore", "The Yama-Yama Man" (uncredited)
- 1949
Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble
6.5
- performer: "Easy to Love" (1936) (uncredited)
- 1944
Two Girls and a Sailor
6.6
- performer: "Take It Easy" (1943) (uncredited)
- 1944
Presenting Lily Mars
6.8
- performer: " (When You Think of Lovin', Baby) Think of Me" (uncredited)
- 1943
Reveille with Beverly
6.7
- performer: "Big Noise from Winnetka"
- 1943
Jingle Belles
7.1
Short
- performer: "O Tannenbaum", "Winter Wonderland"
- 1941

Alternative names
- Lee Lynn and Lou
Born
- October 10, 1922
- East St. Louis, Illinois, USA
Died
- September 11, 2016
- Michigan City, Indiana, USA(undisclosed)
Spouses
Other works
Single (w/Lee Wilde): "Kiss the Boys Goodbye" / ""Walking Down Mockingbird Lane".
Publicity listings
- 1 Article
- 1 Pictorial

Quotes
[on Allan Lane, with whom she worked in Sheriff of Wichita (1949)] Allan Lane was so handsome, but he was so full of himself. He had nothing at all to do with me, like I was a total nobody. He was the so-called star and he knew it. He never got anything dirty or messed up. He always looked perfect. What a character!