Lucile Gleason
Acting

Lucile Gleason

Born 1888-02-06 · Pasadena, California. · Died 1947-05-18

Lucile Gleason was born on February 6, 1888 in Pasadena, California, USA as Lucile Webster. She is known for her work on The Clock (1945), Woman Unafraid (1934) and She's in the Army (1942). She was married to James Gleason. She died on May 18, 1947 in Brentwood, California. The first treasurer of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). She along with Alden Gay were the two women among the 21 founding members of SAG.

ActorCast

Known for

Stage Door Canteen★ 6.1Viewing moment
Stage Door Canteen
1943
The Clock★ 7.2Viewing moment
The Clock
1945
The Gay Falcon★ 6.3Viewing moment
The Gay Falcon
1941
My Wife's RelativesViewing moment
My Wife's Relatives
1939
She's in the ArmyViewing moment
She's in the Army
1942
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford★ 6.1Viewing moment
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford
1936
Should Husbands Work?★ 2Viewing moment
Should Husbands Work?
1939
The Beloved Brat★ 6.4Viewing moment
The Beloved Brat
1938
Lucky Partners★ 6.1Viewing moment
Lucky Partners
1940
First Lady★ 6.2Viewing moment
First Lady
1937
Rhythm on the Range★ 4Viewing moment
Rhythm on the Range
1936
BelovedViewing moment
Beloved
1934
I Like it That WayViewing moment
I Like it That Way
1934
A Successful Failure★ 4Viewing moment
A Successful Failure
1934
The Shannons of Broadway★ 8Viewing moment
The Shannons of Broadway
1929
Don't Bet on LoveViewing moment
Don't Bet on Love
1933
Red Lights Ahead★ 5Viewing moment
Red Lights Ahead
1936
Money To BurnViewing moment
Money To Burn
1939
Grandpa Goes To TownViewing moment
Grandpa Goes To Town
1940
Girl of the Rio★ 5.2Viewing moment
Girl of the Rio
1932
Girls About Town★ 6.6Viewing moment
Girls About Town
1931
Klondike Annie★ 6.6Viewing moment
Klondike Annie
1936
The Pagan Lady★ 4Viewing moment
The Pagan Lady
1931
The Solitaire Man★ 6.5Viewing moment
The Solitaire Man
1933
The Nurse from BrooklynViewing moment
The Nurse from Brooklyn
1938
Don't Fence Me In★ 4Viewing moment
Don't Fence Me In
1945
Navy Blues★ 5Viewing moment
Navy Blues
1937

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