MAE CLARKE
Mae Clarke
Gender: Female
Known for: Acting
Birthday: August 16, 1910
Deathday: April 29, 1992
Place of Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Biography
Mae Clarke (born Violet Mary Klotz; August 16, 1910 – April 29, 1992) was an American stage, screen, and television actress. She is best known for being the recipient of Jimmy Cagney's half grapefruit in 'The Public Enemy' and for her role in 'Frankenstein'.
Notable work
Filmography
Starring
Self
Self (archive footage)
1970·
Watermelon ManOld Woman (uncredited)
Secretary (uncredited)
1966·
BatmanLady
Mrs. Craig
1965·
F Troop1959·
Ask Any GirlWoman on Train (uncredited)
1958·
The Texan1958·
Voice in the MirrorMrs. Robbins
1957·
Perry MasonSwitchboard Opr. #2
Jane Kesh
1956·
Boy with a KnifeMable Phillips
1956·
MohawkMinikah
1956·
Come Next SpringMyrtle
1956·
Engagement PartyMrs. Landis
1956·
Ride The High IronMrs. Vanders
1956·
The Catered AffairSaleswoman (uncredited)
Sally Roweday
1955·
Not as a StrangerNurse Odell
1955·
WichitaMrs. McCoy
Mabel Baughman (uncredited)
1955·
Women's PrisonMatron Saunders
1954·
Public DefenderMrs. Martin
Mrs. Miller
1954·
With This RingAdele Miller
1953·
Letter to LorettaGrace Summers, Mother Superior, Rose Dervin
1952·
Four Star PlayhouseMrs. Braun
1952·
ThunderbirdsMrs. Jones
1952·
Pat and MikeGolfer (uncredited)
1952·
Because of YouMiss Peach
1952·
Horizons WestMrs. Jane Tarleton
1952·
Skirts Ahoy!Miss LaValle (uncredited)
1952·
Singin' in the RainHairdresser (uncredited)
1951·
Dragnet1951·
Royal WeddingTelephone Operator #1 (uncredited)
1951·
The Great CarusoWoman (uncredited)
Mother On Train (uncredited)
1951·
Inside StraightNurse
1951·
Lost Planet AirmenGlenda Thomas
1951·
The Unknown ManStella's Friend (uncredited)
Receptionist (uncredited)
1950·
Lux Video TheatreNancy Voorhees Townsend, Mother
1950·
Annie Get Your GunMrs. Adams (uncredited)
Train Passenger (uncredited)
1950·
Duchess of IdahoBetty (uncredited)
Clubwoman (uncredited)
1950·
The Yellow Cab ManCasualty Company Secretary (uncredited)
Counter Lady (uncredited)
Hazel Logan
Glenda Thomas
Kay Cameron
1948·
Reaching from HeavenDorothy Gram
1945·
KittyMolly
1944·
And Now TomorrowReceptionist
1944·
Here Come the WavesEns. Kirk (uncredited)
1942·
Lady from ChungkingLavara
1942·
Flying TigersVerna Bales
1941·
Sailors on LeaveGwen
1940·
Women in WarGail Halliday
1937·
Trouble in MoroccoLinda Lawrence
1936·
Hats OffMary Jo Allen
1936·
Wild Brian KentBetty Prentice
1936·
Hearts in BondageConstance Jordan
1936·
Great GuyJanet Henry
1935·
The Daring Young ManMartha Allen
1935·
Hitch Hike LadyJudith Martin
1934·
Let's Talk It OverPat Rockland
1934·
This Side of HeavenJane Turner
1934·
NanaSatin
Daphne Flowers
1933·
Parole GirlSylvia
1933·
Fast WorkersMary
1933·
Turn Back the ClockMary Gimlet / Mary Wright
1933·
Lady KillerMyra
1933·
PenthouseMimi Montagne
1932·
BooElizabeth (edited from "Frankenstein")
1932·
Night WorldRuth Taylor
1932·
Three Wise GirlsGladys Kane
1932·
The Impatient MaidenRuth Robbins
1932·
The Final EditionAnne Woodman
1932·
Breach of PromiseHattie Pugmire
Gwen Parker
1931·
The Good Bad GirlMarcia Cameron
1931·
Waterloo BridgeMyra Deauville
1931·
The Public EnemyKitty (uncredited)
1931·
The Front PageMolly
1931·
FrankensteinElizabeth
1929·
Nix on DamesJackie Lee
1929·
Big TimeLily Clark
TBA·
EmergencyAlice Reeder
1949·
Gun RunnerKate Diamond
Joan Manning
Carol Vincent
1935·
Silk Hat KidLaura Grant
Jane Chase
1932·
Flaming GoldClaire Gordon
1931·
Reckless LivingBee
1930·
Men on CallHelen Gordon / Helen Harding
1930·
The Fall GuyBertha Quinlan