Irene Ware

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Characters played by Irene Ware

Jean Thatcher — The Raven (1935)

A young dancer whose cranial nerve injury is healed by Vollin. The doctor becomes infatuated with her, leading to a dangerous weekend at his house where she is nearly crushed in a mechanical trap but ultimately escapes.

Princess Nadji — Chandu the Magician (1932)

Egyptian princess kidnapped by villain Roxor, central to the death ray plot.

The Prostitute — 6 Hours to Live (1932)

The Prostitute encounters Onslow after he leaves the von Sturm household; he had previously encountered her in connection with his arrest. She explains that she wants money to escape her life, not to enjoy luxury. Onslow gives her money before they part, making her one of the people he helps during his remaining hours.

Carroll Sherridan — Happiness C.O.D. (1935)

Carroll is Thomas Sherridan's daughter and the sister of Ken and Larry. She is in a relationship with Jim Martin, despite Aunt Addie's disapproval, and offers to marry him in exchange for money to help her father. Jim refuses, and Carroll later realizes he secretly paid off the family's mortgage.

Elsa Carson — The Dark Hour (1936)

Elsa is Henry Carson's niece and Charles Carson's niece, and she is engaged to Jim Landis, who investigates Henry's murder. She is unaware that Paul Bernard has been gathering evidence against Charles and the butler. The discovery of the murder weapon and a disguise in her room makes her a suspect and leaves her prospects looking bleak.

Career Overview

Irene Ware has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work is anchored in the Chandu Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Murder at Glen Athol, False Pretenses, Cheers of the Crowd. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
24
Birth Date
1910-11-06
Birth Place
Albany, New York, USA

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