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Claire Luce (1903–1989)

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).
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Filmography

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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
 
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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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Did You Know?

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 »

Star Sign:

Libra