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1946
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Filmography
Selected Louise Allbritton film and TV show credits:
Acting Credits
1964
Felicia
Felicia
1955
The Way of the World
(TV Show)
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1954
Concerning Miss Marlowe
(TV Show)
Maggie Marlowe #1
1950
The Web
(TV Show)
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1950
The Stage Door
(TV Show)
Celia Knox
1949
NBC Presents
(TV Show)
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1948
The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre
(TV Show)
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1945
That Night with You
Sheila Morgan
1945
Men in Her Diary
Isabel Glenning
1944
San Diego I Love You
Virginia McCooley
1944
This Is the Life
Harriet West Jarrett
1944
Bowery to Broadway
Lillian Russell
1944
Her Primitive Man
Sheila Winthrop
1942
Keeping Fit
(Short Film)
Bit Role
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Louise Albritton
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An alumnus of the Pasadena Playhouse, Louise Allbritton`s beauty and talent quickly got her jobs in the film industry, and she spent several years at Universal, where she played leads in mainly second features. She married CBS news reporter Charles Collingwood in 1946, and retired from the screen a few years later.
