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Sally Blane
1910 - 1997 |
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. The actress Sally Blane was born as Elizabeth Jane Young and she was the sister of the actress Loretta Young. She had her first film appearance at the age of seven when she took part in „Sirens of the Sea“ (17). She returned to the film business as an adult in the 20's where she played small parts besides her work as an extra. To her silent movies belong „Wife Savers“ (28), „Her Summer Hero“ (28), „Fools for Luck“ (28), „King Cowboy“ (28), „Wolves of the City“ (29) and „Eyes of the Underworld“ (29). Although Sally Blane as wel as Loretta Young were considered as so-called hopeful up-and-coming actresses, Sally Blane didn't decide on the tempting fame but worked as a freelance actress. She appeared in the following years in many co-called low-budget-movies, among them „Once a Sinner“ (30), „A Dangerous Affair“ (30), „Arabian Knights“ (31), „The Star Witness“ (31), „The Spirit of Notre Dame“ (31), „Law of the Sea“ (32), „The Phantom Express“ (32), „Probation“ (32), „Night of Terror“ (33), „Trick for Trick“ (33), „City Limits“ (34), „Against the Law“ (34) and „This Is the Life“ (35). She got married to the actor and director Norman Foster in 1935 and
gave nearly completely her work. Only few single appearances adorned her
career. She was inquired by her sister in 1938 to take part together with
her other sisters Polly Ann und Georgianna in the movie „The Story of Alexander
Graham Bell“ (39).
After that Sally Blane appeared only in four more movies in small support
roles - „Fighting Mad“ (39), „Charlie Chan at Treasure Island“ (39), „La
Fuga“ (44) and „A Bullet for Joey“ (55).
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