Evelyn Dall(1918-2010)

Actress
Soundtrack

Evelyn Dall was born on 8 January 1918 in The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA. She was an actress, known for Time Flies (1944), The Playboy (1938) and Sing as You Swing (1937). She was married to Sam Winer and Albert Ernest Holmes. She died on 10 March 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.

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Time Flies

5.5

Susie Barton

1944

The Playboy

5.4

Pepper Martin

1938

Sing as You Swing

5.1

Cora Fane

1937

King Arthur Was a Gentleman

5.5

Susan Ashley

1942

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Actress

Time Flies
5.5
- Susie Barton
- 1944
Miss London Ltd.
5.6
- Terry Arden
- 1943
King Arthur Was a Gentleman
5.5
- Susan Ashley
- 1942
He Found a Star
5.2
- Suzanne
- 1941
Western Cabaret
TV Series
- Evelyn Dall
- 1939
The Playboy
5.4
- Pepper Martin
- 1938
Sing as You Swing
5.1
- Cora Fane
- 1937
The Wrong Bottle
5.6
Short
- The Girl
- 1934
The Inventors
Short
- Miss Brown
- 1934

Soundtrack

Time Flies
5.5
- performer: "I'm on a Cloud That's Silver Lined", "Hey Mister Bellman"
- 1944
Miss London Ltd.
5.6
- performer: "A Fine How Do You Do", "Keep Cool Calm And Collect" (uncredited)
- 1943
King Arthur Was a Gentleman
5.5
- performer: "You'll Love The Army", "Got A Bee In My Bonnet", "Actions Speak Louder Than Words"
- 1942
He Found a Star
5.2
- performer: "Costa Rhumba", "Salome" (uncredited)
- 1941
De Groote Philips Revue
6.9
Short
- Soundtrack ("The Rhythm's OK In Harlem")
- 1938
The Playboy
5.4
- performer: "No Songs About Love", "You're What's The Matter With Me", "It's The Rhythm In Me"
- 1938
Sing as You Swing
5.1
- performer: "Let's Dance", "Swing as You Swing", "That's As Far As It Goes" (uncredited)
- 1937
Calling All Stars
6.5
- performer: "Organ Grinders Swing", "I Don't Wanna Get Hot"
- 1937
Soft Lights and Sweet Music
7.0
- performer: "I've Lost My Rhythm", "I'm All In"
- 1936
Tickets, Please
Short
- performer: "Do It for the Girl You Love" (uncredited)
- 1935
The Doorman's Opera
Short
- performer: "You Deserve A Medal", "The Postman Always Rings Twice"
- 1935