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An American actress, born in Boston, Massachusetts, on February 3, 1914. Mary Carlisle came to Hollywood at the age of four with her mother after the death of her father, and during her high school studies, she learned to dance and sing, after which she got a contract with MGM, thus beginning her film career in films such as Madam Satan (1930), The Great Lover (1931) and Grand Hotel (1932), and then continued her career successfully in many other films. She met the actor turned aviation supervisor and producer, James Blakely, whom she married in 1942, and then participated in her latest film, Dead Men Walk (1943). Thereafter, she resided with her husband in London, quit acting, and later returned to Beverly Hills and opened a salon. Mary Carlisle received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1960. Her most notable work includes One Frightened Night (1935), Dance, Girl, Dance (1940), Baby Face Morgan (1942), and Dead Men Walk (1943). She died in 2018.
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