AKA Lois Mae Green

Born: 11-Aug-1915
Birthplace: Deer Lodge, MT
Died: 30-Nov-2005
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Hollywood Hills, CA

Gender: Female
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Little Women

Father: Louis Green (gunsmith)
Mother: Melvina Burch
Husband: George MacDonald (newspaperman, m. 22-Mar-1936, div. 22-Jan-1940)
Husband: Douglas Dawson (radio commentator, m. 14-Feb-1941, div. 1943)
Husband: Curtis Grotter (insurance, m. 25-Aug-1944, div. 1949)
Husband: Robert Lowery (actor, m. 1951, div. 1957, one son)
Son: Robert Lowery, Jr.

    High School: John Muir High School, Pasadena, CA

    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6670 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)
    Stroke (at age 90)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Apache Uprising (1-Jan-1966) · Mrs. Hawkes
    The Parson and the Outlaw (Sep-1957)
    A Lawless Street (15-Dec-1955) · Cora Dean
    Black Tuesday (31-Dec-1954)
    Those Redheads from Seattle (16-Oct-1953) · Liz
    The Toughest Man in Arizona (10-Oct-1952)
    The Gunfighter (23-Jun-1950) · Molly
    One Body Too Many (24-Nov-1944)
    Bluebeard (11-Nov-1944)
    Dead Man's Eyes (10-Nov-1944)
    Lady in the Death House (15-Mar-1944)
    The Navy Way (24-Feb-1944)
    Minesweeper (10-Nov-1943)
    Alaska Highway (24-Jun-1943) · Ann Coswell
    Tomorrow We Live (23-Dec-1942)
    Beyond Tomorrow (26-Sep-1940) · Jean Lawrence
    Son of the Navy (30-Mar-1940)
    The Flying Deuces (20-Oct-1939) · Georgette
    Zenobia (21-Apr-1939) · Mary Tibbett
    The Texas Rangers (28-Aug-1936)
    The Ghost Goes West (17-Dec-1935)
    Murder in the Fleet (27-May-1935) · Betty Lansing
    Limehouse Blues (11-Dec-1934)
    A Wicked Woman (7-Dec-1934) · Rosanne
    Caravan (28-Sep-1934)
    Operator 13 (8-Jun-1934) · Eleanor
    Lazy River (16-Mar-1934)
    You Can't Buy Everything (26-Jan-1934) · Elizabeth
    Two Alone (26-Jan-1934) · Mazie
    Little Women (16-Nov-1933) · Beth
    Lady for a Day (7-Sep-1933) · Louise
    Storm at Daybreak (14-Jul-1933) · Danitza
    Gabriel Over the White House (31-Mar-1933) · Alice Bronson
    The Secret of Madame Blanche (3-Feb-1933) · Eloise

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