Virginia Vale

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Characters played by Virginia Vale

Hysterical Woman (uncredited) — The Gay Falcon (1941)

Emotional character in Gay Falcon.

Virginia King — The Marshal Of Mesa City (1939)

A school teacher targeted by Sheriff Cronin. After being saved from an ambush by Cliff Mason, she persuades him to stay and eventually decides to leave town with him.

Alice Tremaine — Robbers of the Range (1941)

The daughter of rancher Roy Tremaine. Initially rebuffs Jim Drummond due to his suspected ties to the corrupt J.R. Rankin. She eventually reconciles with Jim after he clears her father's name and exposes the criminal conspiracy.

Ellen Ives — Legion of the Lawless (1940)

Henry Ives's daughter and Les Harper's niece, Ellen is connected to the central conflict through her family ties. The plot later establishes that she and Jeff Toland are romantically involved while he recovers from his gunshot wound. The summary does not describe her taking part in the vigilante conflict or the town's political decisions.

Molly Matthews — Bullet Code (1940)

Daughter of rancher John Matthews. She becomes the target of Cass Barton's unwanted advances, triggering a confrontation that helps expose the villain's true nature. She shares a romantic moment with Steve Holden at the film's conclusion.

Caroline McKay — Stage to Chino (1940)

Caroline McKay owns the stage line and is a passenger on the coach Dan Clark saves from a robbery. Unaware that her uncle Charlie Lait is conspiring with Dude Elliott, she continues working to protect the line and takes a stagecoach toward Prescott with J. Horatio Boggs. She and Clark begin a romance.

Janice 'Jan' Martin, aka Dolores Esteban — South of Panama (1941)

The sister of government chemist Paul Martin. Realizing she is being pursued by enemy agents, she uses Mike Lawrence as a decoy. She later disguises herself as café singer Dolores to evade capture. After being repeatedly separated from and reunited with Mike, she is captured alongside him, leading to the agents' downfall.

Hazel De Vore — Cocoanut Grove (1938)

Hazel is connected to Johnny's time in Los Angeles: his apparent flirtation with her leads Linda to believe she should leave. Linda boards a bus for home, and Johnny has to pursue her after the group's nightclub booking is mistakenly given to another band. The summary does not establish any further details about Hazel.

Career Overview

Virginia Vale has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Falcon Series with 1 titles. Signature works include Blonde Comet, A Panic in the Parlor, Robbers of the Range. 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
28
Birth Date
1920-05-20
Birth Place
Dallas, Texas, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q7934643), public domain (CC0).