Wilson, Marie (1916–1972)
Wilson, Marie (1916–1972)
American comedic actress. Born Katherine Elizabeth Wilson, Dec 30, 1916, in Anaheim, CA; died Nov 23, 1972, in Hollywood, CA; m. Nick Grinde (director, div.); m. Alan Nixon (actor), 1942 (div. 1950); m. Robert Fallon (producer), 1951.
Comedic actress, best known for portrayal of Irma in "My Friend Irma," on radio (1947–54), tv (1952–54), and in two films; other movies include Boy Meets Girl, Never Wave at a WAC, Rookies on Parade and Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation.
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