Hale, Binnie (1899–1984)
Hale, Binnie (1899–1984)
English comedic actress and revue star. Born Beatrice Mary Hale-Monro, May 22, 1899, in Liverpool, England; died Jan 10, 1984, in Hastings, England; dau. of Belle Reynolds Hale and J. Robert Hale (actor); sister of actor Sonnie Hale (1902–1959); sister-in-law of Evelyn Laye, then Jessie Matthews; m. Jack Raine (div.).
Made London stage debut in Follow the Crowd (1916); other plays include Houp La!, Fair and Warmer, The Kiss Call, Just Fancy, Jumble Sale, My Nieces, The Dippers, Katinka, Puppets, The Odd Spot, No No Nanette, Sunny, Nippy, Bow Bells, Crazy Month, Home and Beauty, Magyar Melody and One Two Three; made film debut in This is the Life (1933), followed by The Phantom Light, Hyde Park Corner, Love from a Stranger and Take a Chance.
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