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Marjorie Beebe

Acting Born Oct 9, 1908 Died May 9, 1983 Kansas City, Missouri, USA 59 credits
59
Total Credits
1926–1951
26 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Marjorie Beebe works in acting. Born October 9, 1908 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. Died May 9, 1983. Archytele tracks 59 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

Film

Ghost Parade

as Marge Smith
Film

City Girl

as Waitress (uncredited)

Frequent co-stars

Charles Farrell 1 shared title
Mary Duncan 1 shared title
David Torrence 1 shared title
Edith Yorke 1 shared title
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams 1 shared title
Anne Shirley 1 shared title
Tom McGuire 1 shared title
Richard Alexander 1 shared title
Patrick Rooney 1 shared title
Ed Brady 1 shared title

Career timeline

The Slappiest Days of Our Lives
Hollywood Cavalcade
Orphan of the PecosThe Fighting DeputyLost RanchA Rented Riot
Here Comes the Band
Uncle JakeThe Plumber and the LadyDon't Play Bridge With Your WifeDoubling in the QuickiesToo Many Highballs
The Candid CameraMurder at DawnHypnotizedDocks of San FranciscoFalse Impressions
Ghost ParadeScreen Snapshots (Series 10, No. 8)First AidMovie-TownThe Bride's Mistake
City GirlStrange BirdsHe Trumped Her AceFat Wives for ThinBulls and Bears
In HollandNot Quite DecentThe New Half BackUppercut O'BrienSpeakeasy
The Farmer's DaughterA Thief in the DarkHomesickLove Hungry
Ankles PreferredVery ConfidentialHills of Peril
What! No Spinach?

Full Filmography

59 titles
  • The Slappiest Days of Our Lives (1951) as (archive footage)
  • Hollywood Cavalcade (1939) as Telephone Operator
  • Orphan of the Pecos (1937) as Mrs. Barnes
  • The Fighting Deputy (1937) as Peaches
  • Lost Ranch (1937) as Minnie
  • A Rented Riot (1937)
  • Here Comes the Band (1935) as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
  • Uncle Jake (1933) as Aunt Ella
  • Advertisement
  • The Plumber and the Lady (1933) as Society Vamp
  • Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife (1933) as Stoneage Woman / Anne Boleyn
  • Doubling in the Quickies (1933) as Marge Clancy
  • Too Many Highballs (1933) as Hortense Hobbs
  • See You Tonight (1933) as Marge
  • The Candid Camera (1932) as Actress in Movie (uncredited)
  • Murder at Dawn (1932) as Gertrude
  • Hypnotized (1932) as Pearl - the Maid
  • Docks of San Francisco (1932) as Rose Gillen
  • False Impressions (1932) as Maizie
  • Summer Daze (1932) as Karl's Wife
  • Flames (1932) as Gertie
  • A Put Up Job (1932) as Mrs. Blimpo
  • Rackety Rax (1932) as Mrs. McGloin
  • Ghost Parade (1931) as Marge Smith
  • Screen Snapshots (Series 10, No. 8) (1931) as Self
  • First Aid (1931) as Lil Hollins
  • Movie-Town (1931) as Marge
  • The Bride's Mistake (1931) as Marge
  • Monkey Business in Africa (1931) as Marge
  • Three Who Loved (1931) as Flirty Bank Customer
  • Hold 'er Sheriff (1931) as Marge Martin
  • Dance Hall Marge (1931) as Marge Leroy
  • One Yard to Go (1931) as Marjorie Maison
  • Dragnet Patrol (1931) as Mabel
  • Hot News Margie (1931) as Margie
  • City Girl (1930) as Waitress (uncredited)
  • Strange Birds (1930) as The Baron's Sweetheart
  • He Trumped Her Ace (1930) as Marge Smith Brooks
  • Fat Wives for Thin (1930) as Marge Wadsworth
  • Bulls and Bears (1930) as Ethel Munson
  • Rough Idea of Love (1930) as Frankie Leroy
  • Sugar Plum Papa (1930) as Marge - Arthur's Sweetheart
  • Honeymoon Zeppelin (1930) as Marge
  • Racket Cheers (1930) as Diamond Daisy
  • The Chumps (1930) as Mrs. Eddie Gray
  • Radio Kisses (1930)
  • In Holland (1929)
  • Not Quite Decent (1929) as Margie
  • The New Half Back (1929) as Marge Martin
  • Uppercut O'Brien (1929) as Marge - Pop's Daughter
  • Speakeasy (1929)
  • A Hollywood Star (1929) as Sophie Schmaltz
  • The Farmer's Daughter (1928) as Margerine Hopkins
  • A Thief in the Dark (1928) as Jeanne
  • Homesick (1928) as Babe
  • Love Hungry (1928) as Mamie Potts
  • Ankles Preferred (1927) as Flo
  • Very Confidential (1927) as Stella
  • Hills of Peril (1927) as Sophia
  • What! No Spinach? (1926)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Marjorie Beebe best known for?

Marjorie Beebe is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ghost Parade (1931), City Girl (1930).

When and where was Marjorie Beebe born?

Marjorie Beebe was born on October 9, 1908 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA . They passed away on May 9, 1983.

How many credits does Marjorie Beebe have?

Marjorie Beebe has accumulated over 59 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1926 to 1951.

Marjorie Beebe by the numbers

59credits
59films
0TV series
1926–1951active years

Age in their best-rated roles

  • Ghost Parade (1931) as Marge Smith — aged about 22
  • City Girl (1930) as Waitress (uncredited) — aged about 21

Full filmography (59) Born on October 9 In memoriam 1983

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