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Louise Allbritton
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Louise Allbritton

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1920Born, Oklahoma City
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Louise Allbritton (July 3, 1920 – February 16, 1979) was an American film and stage actress born in. She played in such films as Pittsburgh (1942), Son of Dracula (1943), The Egg and I (1947), and Sitting Pretty (1948).

Known for

Alfred Hitchcock PresentsRenee Marlow
Son of DraculaKatherine 'Kay' Caldwell
The Egg and IHarriet Putnam
Sitting PrettyEdna Philby
Who Done It?Jane Little

Filmography

AllMoviesShows
2000The Many Faces of DraculaKatherine Caldwell (archive footage)Movie
1992Dracula in the Movies(archive footage)Movie
1991Dracula: A Cinematic ScrapbookKatherine Caldwell (archive footage)Movie
1963FeliciaFeliciaMovie
1957Theatre NightMargaret Lester · 1 episodeShow
1956Armchair Theatre1 episodeShow
1955Alfred Hitchcock PresentsRenee Marlow · 1 episodeShow
1950The Stage DoorCelia Knox · 8 episodesShow
1950The Rockingham Tea SetCelia ArdenMovie
1949The Doolins of OklahomaRose of CimarronMovie
1948Studio OneCelia Arden · 1 episodeShow
1948An Innocent AffairMargot FraserMovie
1948Walk a Crooked MileDr. Anastasia 'Toni' NevaMovie
1948Sitting PrettyEdna PhilbyMovie
1947The Egg and IHarriet PutnamMovie
1946TangierDoloresMovie
1945That Night with YouSheila MorganMovie
1945Men in Her DiaryIsabel GlenningMovie
1944Bowery to BroadwayLillian RussellMovie
1944San Diego I Love YouVirginia McCooleyMovie
1944This Is the LifeHarrietMovie
1944Her Primitive ManSheila WinthropMovie
1944Follow the BoysLouise Allbritton (uncredited)Movie
1943Son of DraculaKatherine 'Kay' CaldwellMovie
1943Crazy HouseCameo AppearanceMovie
1943Fired WifeTahitha Callahan DunneMovie
1943Good Morning, JudgeElizabeth Christine SmithMovie
1943It Comes Up LoveEdie IvesMovie
1942PittsburghShannon Prentiss MarkhamMovie
1942Parachute NurseHelen AmesMovie
1942Danger in the PacificJane ClaymoreMovie
1942Not a Ladies' ManEthel BurlridgeMovie

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