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Sally Blane

Acting Born Jul 11, 1910 Died Aug 27, 1997 Salida, Colorado, USA 80 credits
80
Total Credits
1957
37 Years Career Span
7
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Sally Blane works in acting. Born July 11, 1910 in Salida, Colorado, USA. Died August 27, 1997. Archytele lists 80 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Known for

Code 3

1957

Crossroads

as Mrs. Russell
Film

A Bullet for Joey

as Marie Temblay

Letter to Loretta

as Marge

Letter to Loretta

as Nurse

Omer and the Starchild

as Sue Leeds
Film

The Vanishing Pioneer

as June Shelby

Frequent co-stars

Jack Holt 1 shared title
William Powell 1 shared title
Fred Kohler 1 shared title
Guy Oliver 1 shared title
Roscoe Karns 1 shared title
Tim Holt 1 shared title
Marcia Manon 1 shared title
Gil Gerard 1 shared title
Ron Randell 1 shared title
Peter van Eyck 1 shared title

Career timeline

Code 3
CrossroadsA Bullet for Joey
Letter to LorettaLetter to Loretta
La Fuga
Charlie Chan at Treasure IslandWay Down SouthThe Story of Alexander Graham BellFighting Mad
Numbered WomanCrashing Through Danger
Sunday Night at the TrocaderoOne Mile from HeavenAngel's HolidayThe Great Hospital Mystery
This Is the Life
Half a SinnerStolen SweetsThe Silver StreakNo More WomenAgainst the Law
Hello, Everybody!Night of TerrorAdvice to the LovelornCrime on the HillTrick for Trick
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain GangHeritage of the DesertEscapadeThe Pride of the LegionRunning Hollywood
Once a SinnerThe ChampionTen Cents a DanceThe Star WitnessThe Spirit of Notre Dame
Little Accident
Half MarriageThe Show of ShowsThe Vagabond LoverOutlawedTanned Legs
Wife SaversHer Summer HeroThe Vanishing PioneerDead Man's CurveFools for Luck
The RelayThe Cinder PathFlashing OarsCasey at the BatShootin' Irons
The Last Lap
The Sheik
Sirens of the Sea

Full Filmography

80 titles
  • Code 3 (1957)
  • Crossroads (1955) as Mrs. Russell
  • A Bullet for Joey (1955) as Marie Temblay
  • Letter to Loretta (1953) as Marge
  • Letter to Loretta (1953) as Nurse
  • La Fuga (1944)
  • Charlie Chan at Treasure Island (1939) as Stella Essex
  • Way Down South (1939) as Claire Bouton
  • The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) as Gertrude Hubbard
  • Fighting Mad (1939) as Ann Fenwick
  • Numbered Woman (1938) as Nurse Linda Morgan, alias Linda Callahan
  • Crashing Through Danger (1938) as Ann Foster
  • Sunday Night at the Trocadero (1937) as Sally Blane
  • One Mile from Heaven (1937) as Barbara Harrison
  • Angel's Holiday (1937) as Pauline Kaye
  • The Great Hospital Mystery (1937) as Ann Smith
  • This Is the Life (1935) as Helen Davis
  • Half a Sinner (1934) as Phyllis
  • Stolen Sweets (1934) as Patricia Belmont
  • The Silver Streak (1934) as Ruth Dexter
  • No More Women (1934) as Helen Young
  • Against the Law (1934) as Martha Gray
  • City Park (1934) as Rose Wentworth
  • She Had to Choose (1934) as Clara Berry
  • City Limits (1934) as Helen Matthews
  • Hello, Everybody! (1933) as Lily Smith
  • Night of Terror (1933) as Mary Rinehart
  • Advice to the Lovelorn (1933) as Louise
  • Crime on the Hill (1933) as Sylvia Kennett
  • Trick for Trick (1933) as Constance Rusell
  • Mayfair Girl (1933) as Brenda Mason
  • I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932) as Alice
  • Heritage of the Desert (1932) as Judy
  • Escapade (1932) as Kay Whitney
  • The Pride of the Legion (1932) as Peggy
  • Running Hollywood (1932) as Sally Blane
  • Cross-Examination (1932) as Grace Varney
  • The Circus Show-Up (1932) as Maisie
  • Probation (1932) as Janet Holman
  • Disorderly Conduct (1932) as Helen Burke
  • Wild Horse Mesa (1932) as Sandy Melberne
  • The Phantom Express (1932) as Carolyn Nolan
  • Boys Will Be Boys (1932) as Kiki
  • The Local Bad Man (1932) as Marion Meade
  • The Reckoning (1932) as Judy Marsh
  • Once a Sinner (1931) as Hope Paterson
  • The Champion (1931)
  • Ten Cents a Dance (1931) as Molly
  • The Star Witness (1931) as Sue Leeds
  • The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931) as Peggy
  • Annabelle's Affairs (1931) as Dora
  • X Marks the Spot (1931) as Sue
  • Law of the Sea (1931) as Betty Merton
  • Good Sport (1931) as Marge
  • A Dangerous Affair (1931) as Marjory Randolph
  • Shanghaied Love (1931) as Mary Swope
  • Little Accident (1930) as Madge
  • Half Marriage (1929) as Sally
  • The Show of Shows (1929) as Performer in 'Meet My Sister' Number
  • The Vagabond Lover (1929) as Jean Whitehall
  • Outlawed (1929) as Anne
  • Tanned Legs (1929) as Janet Reynolds
  • The Very Idea (1929) as Nora
  • Eyes of the Underworld (1929) as Florence Hueston
  • Wife Savers (1928) as Colette
  • Her Summer Hero (1928) as Grace
  • The Vanishing Pioneer (1928) as June Shelby
  • Dead Man's Curve (1928) as Ethel Hume
  • Fools for Luck (1928) as Louise Hunter
  • King Cowboy (1928) as Polly Randall
  • Horseman of the Plains (1928) as Dawn O'Day
  • The Relay (1927) as Betty Jane
  • The Cinder Path (1927) as Betty Jane
  • Flashing Oars (1927) as Betty Jane
  • Casey at the Bat (1927) as Floradora Girl
  • Shootin' Irons (1927) as Lucy Blake
  • Around the Bases (1927) as Betty Jane
  • The Last Lap (1926) as Betty Jane
  • The Sheik (1921) as Arab Child (uncredited)
  • Sirens of the Sea (1917) as Child (as Elizabeth Jane Young)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Sally Blane best known for?

Sally Blane is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Code 3 (1957), Crossroads (1955), A Bullet for Joey (1955), Letter to Loretta (1953).

When and where was Sally Blane born?

Sally Blane was born on July 11, 1910 in Salida, Colorado, USA. They passed away on August 27, 1997.

How many credits does Sally Blane have?

Sally Blane has accumulated over 80 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1921 to 1957.

What is Sally Blane's background in cinema and television?

One of four actress sisters, the others being Polly Ann Young, Georgiana Young and Loretta Young. Sally retired from the screen ca. 1939. Although this lovely, light brown-haired leading lady would wind up better known as one of Loretta Young's three acting sisters, Sally Blane nevertheless enjoyed a modest "B" film c...