June Marlowe

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June Marlowe was born on November 6, 1903 in St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA as Gisela Valaria Goetten. She was an actress, known for Below the Line (1925), Pardon Us (1931) and Love Business (1931). She was married to Rodney Sprigg. She died on March 10, 1984 in Burbank, California, USA. See full bio »

Born:

November 6, 1903 in St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA

Died:

March 10, 1984 (age 80) in Burbank, California, USA

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Known For

Below the Line May Barton

(1925)

Pardon Us Warden's Daughter

(1931)

Love Business Miss Crabtree

(1931)

The Life of Riley Molly O'Rourke

(1927)

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Actress (41 credits)

1932 Readin' and Writin' (Short)
Miss June Crabtree

1932 Devil on Deck
Mary Moore

1931 Shiver My Timbers (Short)
Miss Crabtree

1931 Pardon Us
Warden's Daughter

1931 Little Daddy (Short)
Miss June Crabtree

1931 Los presidiarios
Warden's Daughter (uncredited)

1931 Love Business (Short)
Miss Crabtree

1930 School's Out (Short)
Miss Crabtree

1930 Teacher's Pet (Short)
Miss Crabtree (uncredited)

1930 Fast Work (Short)
June Marlowe

1930 The Lone Defender
Dolores Valdez

1929 Die seltsame Vergangenheit der Thea Carter
Thea Carter

1929 Durchs Brandenburger Tor. Solang noch Untern Linden...
Frieda, seine Tochter

1928 Code of the Air
Helen Carson

1928 The Grip of the Yukon
Sheila O'Neil

1928 The Foreign Legion
Gabrielle

1928 The Branded Man
Louise

1928 Free Lips
Ann Baldridge

1928 Their Hour
Peggy

1927 On the Stroke of Twelve
Doris Bainbridge

1927 Wild Beauty
Helen Cunningham

1927 The Life of Riley
Molly O'Rourke

1927 Alias the Deacon
Phyllis / Mrs. Nancy Blythe

1927 The Fourth Commandment
Marjorie Miller

1926 Fangs of Justice
Janet Morgan

1926 The Old Soak
Ina Heath

1926 Don Juan
Trusia (uncredited)

1926 The Night Cry
Mrs. John Martin

1925 Pleasure Buyers
Helen Ripley

1925 Clash of the Wolves
May Barstowe

1925 Below the Line
May Barton

1925 The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted
Mary Paterson

1925 Tracked in the Snow Country
Joan Hardy

1925 The Man Without a Conscience
Ann Sherman

1925 Horace Greeley, Jr. (Short)

1924 A Lost Lady
Constance Ogden

1924 Find Your Man
Carolina Blair

1924 The Tenth Woman
Rose Ann Brainherd

1924 Killing Time (Short)

1924 When a Man's a Man
Kitty Reid

1923/I Fighting Blood
Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)

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Self (1 credit)

1930 Fashion News (Documentary short)
Herself (1929)

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Archive footage (8 credits)

2002 E! True Hollywood Story (TV Series documentary)
Miss Crabtree

- The Curse of the Little Rascals (2002) ... Miss Crabtree (uncredited)

1994 The Our Gang Story (Video documentary)
Herself / Miss Crabtree

1986 Classic Comedy Teams (Video documentary)
Our Gang (segment "Miss Crabtree")

1986 The Laurel and Hardy Show (TV Series)
Warden's Daughter (1986)

1984 Our Gang: Inside the Clubhouse (TV Movie documentary)
Miss Crabtree

1980 Rascal Dazzle
Miss Crabtree

1955 The Little Rascals (TV Series)
Miss Crabtree (1955)

1934 The Lone Defender
Dolores Valdez

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Childrens book: "Furry". See more »

Publicity Listings:

9 Articles | 2 Magazine Cover Photos | See more »

Height:

5' 6" (1.68 m)

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Her family moved to Los Angeles from Minnesota in 1920. While attending Hollywood High School she was discovered performing in a school play by director Malcolm St. Clair, who found her an agent and subsequently arranged for her movie debut in Fighting Blood (1923). She later joined Warner Brothers under contract in 1926. See more »