Anita Louise

Anita Louise was an American actress who is best known for her roles in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Story of Louis Pasteur, and Marie Antoinette. She had a long career in film and television, beginning when she was a child.

Personal and Family Life

Anita Louise Fremault was born on January 9, 1915, in New York City. She married Buddy Adler in 1940, but he passed away in 1960. She later married Henry Berger in 1962, and they remained together until her death in 1970. Anita had two children, including a daughter named Melanie Adler.

Career Highlights

Anita started acting at the age of six, debuting in the Broadway production of Peter Ibbetson. She transitioned to films and became popular in the 1930s with performances in various costume dramas. Despite her early success, by the 1940s, her career shifted towards B movies, and she later took on roles in television series like My Friend Flicka. She was known for her beauty and hosted several shows while also participating in philanthropy.

Death and Legacy

Anita Louise passed away on April 25, 1970, in West Los Angeles due to a stroke. She was remembered not only for her acting talent but also for her vibrant social life in Hollywood, frequently hosting gatherings attended by notable stars. Anita’s influence in the film industry left a lasting impression, particularly in her early works, which contributed to the era’s cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Blondie’s Big Moment 1947-01-09 Miss Gray
Judge Priest 1934-09-15 Ellie May Gillespie
The Little Princess 1939-03-17 Rose
The Phantom of Crestwood 1932-10-14 Esther Wren
Tovarich 1937-12-25 Helene Dupont
Anthony Adverse 1936-08-26 Maria
Marie Antoinette 1938-08-26 Princesse de Lamballe
Going Places 1938-12-31 Ellen Parker
The Devil’s Mask 1946-05-23 Janet Mitchell
Casanova Brown 1944-08-23 Madge Ferris