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Claire Luce (1903–1989)

Actress | Soundtrack

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Luce enjoyed a long career on Broadway, appearing there from 1923-1952. She appeared in a number of hits, starring opposite Fred Astaire in the Broadway version of "Gay Divorce" in 1932 and "Of Mice and Men" in 1937 (see Other Work).

Born:

in Syracuse, New York, USA

Died:

(age 85) in New York City, New York, USA
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1955 Matinee Theatre (TV series)
– Technique (1955)
– Roman Fever (1955)
 
1953-1954 Broadway Television Theatre (TV series)
Deborah Kane / Marie / Muriel Flood / …
– Reflected Glory (1954) … Muriel Flood
– The Thirteenth Chair (1953) … Nell O'Neill
– Interference (1953) … Deborah Kane
– Candlelight (1953) … Marie
 
1952 Lights Out (TV series)
– Death Trap (1952)
 
1951-1952 Cameo Theatre (TV series)
– Peer Gynt: Part 3 (1952)
– Peer Gynt: Part 2 (1952)
– Peer Gynt: Part 1 (1952)
– Of Unsound Mind (1951)
 
1952 Tales of Tomorrow (TV series)
Rose
– The Children's Room (1952) … Rose
 
1949 The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse (TV series)
Becky Sharp
– The Queen Bee (1949)
– Becky Sharp (1949) … Becky Sharp
 
1938 Let's Make a Night of It
Viola Vanders
 
1938 Over She Goes
Pamela Ward
 
1937 Under Secret Orders
Gaby, Rene's Girl
 
1935 Lazybones
Kitty McCarthy
 
1935 Vintage Wine
Nina Popinot
 
1930 Up the River
Judy Fields
 
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1938 Let's Make a Night of It (performer: "The Spider and the Fly", "Havana")
 
1938 Over She Goes (performer: "A County Wedding", "I Breathe On Windows", "Over She Goes")
 
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1952 The 24th Annual Academy Awards (TV movie)
Herself - Presenter: Best Writing Awards
 

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Personal Details

Other Works:

No Foolin' (1926). Musical revue. Directed by Edward Royce and Walter Wilson. Globe Theatre: 24 Jun 1926- 25 Sep 1926 (108 performances). Undetermined role. Cast included: James Barton, Paulette Goddard. Produced by Florenz Ziegfeld Jr.. See more »

Height:

5' 3" (1.60 m)
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Trivia:

Luce enjoyed a long career on Broadway, appearing there from 1923-1952. She appeared in a number of hits, starring opposite Fred Astaire in the Broadway version of "Gay Divorce" in 1932 and "Of Mice and Men" in 1937 (see Other Work). See more »

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