Martha O'Driscoll
Born: 1922-03-04 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Died: 1998-11-03
Known For: Acting
Biography
Martha O'Driscoll (March 4, 1922 - November 3, 1998) was an American film actress from 1937 until 1947. She retired from the screen in 1947 after marrying her second husband, Arthur I. Appleton, president of Appleton Electric Company in Chicago.
Filmography
2000
- The Many Faces of Dracula as Miliza Morelle (archive footage)
1999
- Monster by Moonlight! The Immortal Saga of 'The Wolf Man' as Self (archive footage)
1992
- Dracula in the Movies as (archive footage)
1991
- Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook as Miliza Morelle (archive footage)
1948
1947
- Carnegie Hall as Ruth Haines
1946
- Blonde Alibi as Marian Gale
- Criminal Court as Georgia Gale
- Down Missouri Way as Jane Colwell
1945
- Here Come the Co-Eds as Molly McCarthy
- House of Dracula as Miliza Morelle
- Shady Lady as Gloria Wendell
- Her Lucky Night as Connie
- The Daltons Ride Again as Mary Bohannon
- Under Western Skies as Katie Wells
1944
- Ghost Catchers as Susanna Marshall
- Follow the Boys as Martha O'Driscoll (uncredited)
- Prices Unlimited
- Week-End Pass as Barbara 'Babs' Bradley / Barbara Lake
- Hi, Beautiful as Patty Callahan
- Allergic to Love as Pat Bradley
1943
- The Fallen Sparrow as Whitney 'The Imp' Parker
- Young and Willing as Dottie Coburn
- We've Never Been Licked as Deede Dunham
- Crazy House as Marjorie Nelson / Marjorie Wyndingham
1942
- Reap the Wild Wind as Ivy Devereaux
- My Heart Belongs to Daddy as Joyce Whitman
- The Remarkable Andrew as District Attorney's Secretary
- Youth on Parade as Sally Carlyle
1941
- The Lady Eve as Martha
- Henry Aldrich for President as Mary Aldrich
- Pacific Blackout as Mary Jones
- Her First Beau as Julie Harris
1940
- Li'l Abner as Daisy Mae Scraggs
- Forty Little Mothers as Janette
- Wagon Train as Helen Lee
- Fashion Horizons
- Laddie as Sally Stanton
1939
- The Secret of Dr. Kildare as Mrs. Roberts
- Judge Hardy and Son as Leonora Horton
1938
- Girls' School as Grace
1935
- Peter Ibbetson as Girl (uncredited)