Gloria Jean

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Characters played by Gloria Jean

Anne Stuart — Copacabana (1947)

Anne Stuart is Steve Hunt's secretary and is in love with him. She resents Steve's attention to the mysterious Mlle. Fifi, whose presence seems to prevent Anne from winning his affection. Anne later tells Carmen how Fifi has affected her situation, and Steve ultimately confesses that Anne is the woman he truly loves.

Patty Nelson aka Patty Hart — I Surrender Dear (1948)

Daughter of Russ Nelson, auditions under the alias "Patty Hart" and is hired by bandleader Al Tyler. She leaves the tour to join her father as a vocalist on KXIW, making "Patty and Russ" a top-rated program that ultimately replaces Tyler's show.

Pip-Emma Binns — The Under-Pup (1939)

Pip-Emma is a New York tomboy raised among eleven uniformed uncles who teach her the practical tricks of their trades. Sent to a wealthy girls' summer camp as a charity case, she faces bullying for her blunt, streetwise manner, but stands up for herself and ultimately wins over the campers.

Doris Stanley — Get Hep to Love (1942)

Doris is a 14-year-old singer whom her money-hungry aunt presents as an 11-year-old prodigy. After running away from the touring life, she seeks a home with Ann and Stephen Winters, whose relationship she helps keep together. At the court hearing, she is allowed to choose her adoptive parents and chooses the Winters couple.

Melinda Marshall — Ghost Catchers (1944)

Supporting cast member involved in the haunted house storyline.

Sue Courtney — What's Cookin'? (1942)

Sue is a wealthy neighbor of Anne Payne who drops into Anne's conversation with Marvo and wonders whether she can join the group. At her family estate, she offers to help her uncle and aunt by asking her new performer friends to make swing music for the radio station. She falls in love with Tommy, one of the young performers.

Marilyn Benton — When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1942)

A fellow boarder at the theatrical boarding house who becomes friends with Johnny. She and other residents overhear his phone conversation with his officer and mistakenly conclude he is a deserter.

Career Overview

Gloria Jean has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Their work is anchored in the The Olsen & Johnson in Hollywood Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include River Gang, It Comes Up Love, Manhattan Angel. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
female
Known Credits
27
Birth Date
1926-04-14
Birth Place
Buffalo, New York, USA

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