Beatrice Hagen was born on 10 August 1917 in Springfield, Illinois, USA. She was an actress, known for Mickey's Fire Brigade (1935), The Song of the Birds (1935) and The Old Mill (1937). She died on 29 April 1999 in Pomona, California, USA.

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Ward Bond, Darline Addison, Julie Blake, Diana Dare, Dorothy Darling, Lucille Day, Bess Flowers, Muriel Gardner, June Glory, Charlotte Hagaler, Kathryn Hankin, Adele Cutler Jerome, Dorothy Jordan, Billy Kittridge, Paula Langlen, Mildred Laub, Mildred Livingston, Helen Louise, Mae Madison, Peggy Malloy, Mavis May, David Percy, Emily Renard, Bobby Renee, Thelma Roberts, Bernice Snell, Helen Twelvetrees, Darleen Ver Jean, Jack Wade, Marion Weldon, Wilma Wray, Marjorie McGraw, Raymonda Brown, and Beatrice Hagen in Words and Music (1929)

Lee Auburn, El Brendel, Gloria Faythe, Betty Gordon, Betty Halsey, Miriam Hellman, Bo Peep Karlin, Gwen Keate, Margaret La Marr, Mary Lansing, Lucille Miller, Hazel Sperling, Bee Stephens, Consuella De Los Angeles, Joan Christenson, Catherine Brown, Jean De Carva, Dorothy Kritzer, Theresa Barbery, Betty Fox, Frances Hopkins, Peggy Beck, Dorothy Dahl, and Beatrice Hagen in Her Golden Calf (1930)

Alice Adair, Consuelo Baker, Edna Callahan, Mae Clarke, Gloria Faythe, Bess Flowers, Harriet Hagman, Mary Halsey, Amo Ingraham, Bee Stephens, and Beatrice Hagen in Night World (1932)

Virginia Dabney, Ruby Keeler, Helen Lynn, and Beatrice Hagen in Ready, Willing and Able (1937)

Ross Alexander, Virginia Dabney, Ruby Keeler, Helen Lynn, and Beatrice Hagen in Ready, Willing and Able (1937)

Paulette Goddard, Betty Grable, Jean Allen, Loretta Andrews, Consuelo Baker, Diane Bourget, Lynn Browning, Maxine Cantway, Shirley Chambers, Dorothy Coonan Wellman, Hazel Craven, Patsy Farnum, June Glory, Jeanne Gray, Ruth Hale, Patricia Harper, Althea Henley, Margaret La Marr, Adele Lacy, Bernice Lorimer, Betty Lorraine, Nancy Lyon, Vivian Mathison, Nancy Nash, Edith Roarke, Donna Mae Roberts, Marion Sayers, Mary Stewart, Sally West, Renee Whitney, Toby Wing, Diana Winslow, Jane Wyman, Evelyn Wise, Gwen Zetter, and Beatrice Hagen in The Kid from Spain (1932)

Ginger Rogers, Betty Bassett, Warner Baxter, Bebe Daniels, Harriette Haddon, Mary Halsey, Una Merkel, Laura Morse, Clarence Nordstrom, Dennis O'Keefe, Bee Stephens, Pat Wing, Sally Haines, Marie Arbuckle, Evelyn Wise, Emily Williams, Bernice Graves, Alice Arnold, and Beatrice Hagen in 42nd Street (1933)

Betty Grable, Emily Renard, Frank Richardson, Marjorie White, Lainey Willcut, and Beatrice Hagen in New Movietone Follies of 1930 (1930)

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