Barbara Hale - Movies

Movies

  • Gildersleeve's Bad Day (1943) - Girl at Party Getting Peavey to Donate
  • Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event (1943) - Girl at Airport
  • The Seventh Victim (1943) - Subway Passenger
  • The Iron Major (1943) - Sarah Cavanaugh
  • Gildersleeve on Broadway (1943) - Stocking Salesgirl
  • Government Girl (1943) - Girl in Hotel Lobby
  • Around the World (1943) - Barbara
  • Higher and Higher (1943) - Katherine Keating
  • Prunce and Politics (1944)
  • The Falcon Out West (1944) - Marion Colby
  • Goin' To Town (1944) - Patty
  • Heavenly Days (1944) - Angie
  • The Falcon in Hollywood (1944) - Peggy Callahan
  • West of the Pecos (1945) - Rill Lambeth
  • First Yank into Tokyo (1945) - Abby Drake
  • Lady Luck (1946) - Mary Audrey
  • A Likely Story (1947) - Vickie North
  • The Boy with Green Hair (1948) - Miss Brand
  • The Clay Pigeon (1949) - Martha Gregory
  • The Window (1949) - Mrs. Mary Woodry
  • Jolson Sings Again (1949) - Ellen Clark
  • And Baby Makes Three (1949) - Jacqueline 'Jackie' Walsh
  • The Jackpot (1950) - Amy Lawrence
  • Emergency Wedding (1950) - Dr. Helen Hunt
  • Lorna Doone (1951) - Lorna Doone
  • The First Time (1952) - Betsey Bennet
  • Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder (1952) - Self
  • Last of the Comanches (1953) - Julia Lanning
  • Seminole (1953) - Revere Muldoon
  • The Lone Hand (1953) - Sarah Jane Skaggs
  • A Lion Is in the Streets (1953) - Verity Wade
  • Unchained (1955) - Mary Davitt
  • The Far Horizons (1955) - Julia Hancock
  • The Houston Story (1956) - Zoe Crane
  • The Oklahoman (1957) - Ann Lorens
  • 7th Cavalry (1956) - Martha Kellogg
  • Desert Hell (1958) - Celie Edwards
  • Buckskin (1968) - Sarah Cody
  • Airport (1970) - Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest
  • The Red, White and Black (1970) - Mrs. Alice Grierson
  • The Giant Spider Invasion (1975) - Dr. Jenny Langer
  • Big Wednesday (1978) - Mrs. Barlow

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