Sheila Ryan

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sheila Ryan, (June 8, 1921 – November 4, 1975) was an American actress who starred in over 60 movies. Description above from the Wikipedia article Sheila Ryan, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Birthday

Jun 8, 1921

Place of birth

Topeka, Kansas, USA

Deathday

Nov 4, 1975

Also known as

Katherine Elizabeth McLaughlin
Bettie McLaughlin
Betty McLaughlin

Credited in

As cast

Dressed to Kill
As Connie Earle
Railroaded!
As Rosie Ryan
A-Haunting We Will Go
As Margo
Dead Men Tell
As Kate Ransome
Great Guns
As Ginger Hammond
The Gang's All Here
As Vivian Potter
Caged Fury
As Kit Warren
Philo Vance's Secret Mission
As Mona Bannister
Hideout
As Edie Hanson
Western Pacific Agent
As Martha Stuart
Fingerprints Don't Lie
As Carolyn Palmer
Mask of the Dragon
As Ginny O'Donnell
Deadline for Murder
As Vivian Mason
Jungle Manhunt
As Anne Lawrence
Ladies of Washington
As Jerry Dailey
The Caribbean Mystery
As Mrs. Jean Gilbert
Song of Texas
As Sue Bennett
Something for the Boys
As Melanie Walker
Gold Raiders
As Laura Mason
Careful, Soft Shoulders
As Agatha Mather
The Cowboy and the Indians
As Doctor Nan
We Go Fast
As Diana Hempstead
Mule Train
As Sheriff Carol
What a Life
As Jessie
Pack Train
As Lola Riker
Getting Gertie's Garter
As Patty Ford
The Gay Caballero
As Susan Wetherby
Slightly Scandalous
As Christine Wright
The Lone Wolf in Mexico
As Sharon Montgomery
Heartaches
As Toni Wentworth
On Top of Old Smoky
As Lila
Sun Valley Serenade
As Phone Operator (uncredited)
The Way of All Flesh
As Mitzi Kriza
The Mad Doctor
As Hostess at Charity Bazaar (Uncredited)
Lone Star Ranger
As Barbara Longstreth
Golden Hoofs
As Gwen
The Cobra Strikes
As Dale Cameron
Who Is Hope Schuyler?
As Lee Dale
The Big Fix
As Lillian
Ringside
As Janet 'J.L.' Brannigan
Joe Palooka in the Counterpunch
As Myra Madison
Pardon My Stripes
As Ruth Stevens
Queen of the Mob
As Party Girl
A Night at Earl Carroll's
As Miss Borgia
The Farmer's Daughter
As Dorina (as Betty McLaughlin)