Muriel Evans
- Born
- July 20, 1910 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
- Died
- October 26, 2000
- Actress
- Archive footage
Muriel Evans (born Muriel Adele Evanson; July 20, 1910 – October 26, 2000) was an American film actress. She is best known for her many appearances in popular westerns of the 1930s for which she won a Golden Boot Award. From Wikipedia.
Filmography · 28 credits
- 2000I Used to Be in Pictures · Self (Self)
- 1940Roll Wagons Roll · Actress (Ruth Benson)
- 1939The Rookie Cop · Actress (Fern, Joey's Girl)
- 1939Westbound Stage · Actress (Joan)
- 1937Rustlers' Valley · Actress (Agnes Randall)
- 1937Headline Crasher · Actress (Edith Arlen)
- 1937Boss of Lonely Valley · Actress (Retta Lowrey)
- 1937Rich Relations · Actress (Trixie Lane)
- 1937Law for Tombstone · Actress (Nellie Gray)
- 1937Smoke Tree Range · Actress (Nan Page)
- 1936King of the Pecos · Actress (Belle Jackson)
- 1936The House of Secrets · Actress (Julie Kenmore)
- 1936Three on the Trail · Actress (Mary Stevens)
- 1936Call of the Prairie · Actress (Linda McHenry)
- 1936Ten Laps to Go · Actress (Norma Corbett)
- 1936Missing Girls · Actress (Dorothy Benson)
- 1936Silver Spurs · Actress (Janet Allison)
- 1936The Boss Rider of Gun Creek · Actress (Starr Landerson)
- 1936Two-Fisted Gentleman · Actress (June Prentice)
- 1935The New Frontier · Actress (Hanna Lewis)
- 1935The Roaring West · Actress (Mary Parker)
- 1935The Throwback · Actress (Muriel Fergus)
- 1934Manhattan Melodrama · Actress (Tootsie Malone)
- 1934Hide-Out · Actress ('Baby')
- 1934Have a Heart · Actress (Helen - Schauber's Secretary)
- 1933The Prizefighter and the Lady · Actress (Linda)
- 1933Fast Workers · Actress (Nurse)
- 1933The Women in His Life · Actress (Molly)