Mary Treen

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Characters played by Mary Treen

Patsy — A Star Is Shorn (1939)

Patsy is Hazel’s best friend and helps Speedy carry out his plan to get Hazel noticed in Hollywood. He disguises her with a turban and a third eye and presents her as a mystical seer, whose supposed vision is that Hazel will star in the producer’s next motion picture. The plan does not go as intended.

Cassie McQuade — High Powered (1945)

Cassie co-runs a successful lunch trailer with Marian Blair, moving their business from Los Angeles to a construction site outside San Francisco. She is among the three arrested after Tim accidentally sends the trailer into the sheriff's car. Spike Kenny takes an interest in her and invites her to the Boilerman's Ball.

Mildred — Clipped Wings (1953)

Character in aviation-themed comedy

Nina Norton — Black Diamonds (1940)

Walter Norton's sister, Nina overhears her boss, Redman, bribing the mining inspector to ignore dangerous conditions at the mine. She works with Linda Connor to have Walter transferred from jail to the hospital, creating the opportunity for him to escape and continue his effort to expose the mine's corruption.

Monica Case, the Maid — Casanova Brown (1944)

Monica Case is a chambermaid at the hotel where Casanova (Cass) Brown hides with the baby. She helps him provide careful childcare, accepts his proposal when he believes marriage will help him keep the child, and travels with him toward City Hall before the legal waiting period prevents their marriage.

Agnes — The Navy Way (1944)

Agnes is Frankie's fiancée at the beginning of the story, but Frankie finds her in the arms of another man, helping explain why he enlists. Their relationship later changes course, and Frankie and Agnes marry. Her brief but important story gives Frankie a personal conflict and an eventual romantic resolution.

Telegraph Office Clerk (uncredited) — The Case of the Curious Bride (1935)

Office worker handling communications relevant to the case.

Miss Tracy — Lady Bodyguard (1943)

Secretary fired by MacAlister who sabotages the insurance policy by altering its value to $1,000,000 as revenge, setting the main plot in motion.

Florrie — Murder by an Aristocrat (1936)

Household staff, possibly with knowledge of the family's secrets.

Flo Burton - Script Girl (uncredited) — Calling Homicide (1956)

An uncredited script girl, likely a background role in the film production.

Career Overview

Mary Treen has 158 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Perry Mason with 2 titles. Signature works include Soaring Stars, Rodeo Dough, A Star Is Shorn. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
158
Birth Date
1907-03-27
Birth Place
Saint Louis, Missouri, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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