Dorothy Appleby

Dorothy Appleby

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dorothy Appleby (January 6, 1906 – August 9, 1990) was an American film actress. She appeared in over 50 films between 1931 and 1943. Appleby gained early acting experience as an understudy and a chorus member in plays in New York City. A newspaper article reported that Appleby "came to New York fresh from winning a Maine beauty contest." Appleby was seen...

Known For

Stagecoach

as Girl in Saloon (uncredited)

High Sierra

as Margie (uncredited)

Cast Credits

The Three Stooges Follies

as Mrs. Plunkett (archive footage)

Pitchin' in the Kitchen

as Dagmar Spiggott, the wife

What's the Matador?

as O'Brien's Secretary

Loco Boy Makes Good

as Twitchell's Girl

General Nuisance

as Dorothy - Army nurse

Manpower

as Wilma

Black Eyes and Blues

as Helen Potts Harmon

So Long Mr. Chumps

as Pomeroy's Girlfriend (uncredited)

High Sierra

as Margie (uncredited)

Cookoo Cavaliers

as Rosita (uncredited)

The Spook Speaks

as Newlywed wife

From Nurse to Worse

as Dr. Lerious' Receptionist (uncredited)

Gold Rush Maisie

as Hatcheck Girl (Uncredited)

The Doctor Takes a Wife

as Woman in Book Store (uncredited)

Pardon My Berth Marks

as Mary Crissman

Nothing But Pleasure

as Mrs. Plunkett

The Women

as Treatment Girl (uncredited)

When Tomorrow Comes

as Waitress (uncredited)

Stagecoach

as Girl in Saloon (uncredited)

Making the Headlines

as Claire Sandford

Live, Love and Learn

as Lou - Bob's Model (uncredited)

Small Town Boy

as Sandra French