Adrienne Dore

Biography

Adrienne Dore was born May 23, 1910 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. She moved to the Los Angeles, California area sometime before 1925; in that year she won the title of Miss Los Angeles and was first runner-up in the Miss America Pageant. Her first role was an uncredited part in 1928's The Valley of Hunted Men, produced by Action Pictures, a company that primarily released westerns. Adrienne's next film, Beyond London Lights, also in 1928, saw her in the lead role. In 1929 she was in Paramount's The Wild Party, as one o
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Personal Info

Id

588934

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

1

Gender

Female

Birthday

1910-05-23

Place of Birth

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, USA

Also Known As

  • Adrienne Doré
  • Elizabeth Himmelsbach
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    100

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    Known For

    The Wild Party

    The Wild Par

    The Famous Ferguson Case

    The Famous F

    The Rich Are Always with Us

    The Rich Are

    Undercover Men

    Undercover M

    The Expert

    The Expert

    Pointed Heels

    Pointed Heel

    Union Depot

    Union Depot

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    Alias the Do

    Street of Women

    Street of Wo

    Two Seconds

    Two Seconds

    Play Girl

    Play Girl

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    Wife Trouble

    The Thirteenth Guest

    The Thirteen

    1934

    Undercover Men

    asBetty Winton

    1932

    The Thirteenth Guest

    asWinston's Date (Uncredited)

    1932

    Street of Women

    asFrances

    1932

    Two Seconds

    asAnnie (uncredited)

    1932

    The Rich Are Always with Us

    asAllison Adair Grannard

    1932

    The Famous Ferguson Case

    asAntoinette 'Toni' Martin

    1932

    Play Girl

    asThe Reno Girl (uncredited)

    1932

    The Expert

    asSadie Crowley

    1932

    Alias the Doctor

    asAnna

    1932

    Union Depot

    asSadie

    1929

    Pointed Heels

    asKay Wilcox

    1929

    The Wild Party

    asBabs (als Adrienne Doré)

    1929

    Pep Up

    as

    1928

    Wife Trouble

    as