Jane Gale (1911 - 1996) جان جال

Biography

Jane Gale was born in San Francisco, California, USA on July 6, 1911, as Helen Gilmartin, known for her short films Poor Little Rich Boy 1932 and Nothing Ever Happens 1933 and the feature film Melody in Spring 1934. Jane Gale was born in San Francisco with her twin John Gal, and...Read more the following year her two sisters, Joan Gal and Jane Gal, were born, who are also twins. The family moved to New York in the early twenties, and formed with the rest of her brothers an artistic quartet and worked in the vaudeville theater by dancing, singing and acting. Little Rich Boy 193. Jean Gale retired from art in the mid-thirties, got involved in real estate business, and is now living in peace (2019) after crossing the hundred-year mark.

- Nationality:
- US
- Date of Birth:
- 6 July 1911
- Birth Country:
- US
- Died on:
- 13 November 1996
- Death Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (1)
- - - Melody in Spring
    - 1934 - Movie

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Jane Gale was born in San Francisco, California, USA on July 6, 1911, as Helen Gilmartin, known for her short films Poor Little Rich Boy 1932 and Nothing Ever Happens 1933 and the...Read more feature film Melody in Spring 1934. Jane Gale was born in San Francisco with her twin John Gal, and the following year her two sisters, Joan Gal and Jane Gal, were born, who are also twins. The family moved to New York in the early twenties, and formed with the rest of her brothers an artistic quartet and worked in the vaudeville theater by dancing, singing and acting. Little Rich Boy 193. Jean Gale retired from art in the mid-thirties, got involved in real estate business, and is now living in peace (2019) after crossing the hundred-year mark.