Dorothy Tuttle

Dorothy Tuttle was an American actress who is best known for her work as a dancer in numerous 1940s MGM musicals and for her appearances in productions like “MGM: When the Lion Roars” (1992) and “Biography” (1987).

Personal and Family Life

Born on April 21, 1918, in Los Angeles, California, Dorothy had a vibrant career in the film industry. She was married to Jim Nitch until his death in 1997. Throughout her life, she was dedicated to her craft and enjoyed the glamour of Hollywood musicals.

Death and Legacy

Dorothy Tuttle passed away on August 12, 1998, in Encino, California from natural causes. Her contributions to the world of dance and film are remembered, especially for the joy she brought through her performances in classic musicals.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1952 Singin’ in the Rain Dancer (uncredited)
1952 Love Is Better Than Ever Dancer (uncredited)
1951 An American in Paris Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
1951 Show Boat Dancer (uncredited)
1951 Lullaby of Broadway Dancer (uncredited)
1951 Royal Wedding Dancer in Haiti Number (uncredited)
1951 Call Me Mister (uncredited)
1950 Pagan Love Song Dancer (uncredited)
1950 Tea for Two Showgirl (uncredited)
1950 Summer Stock Stock Company Member (uncredited)
1950 The Toast of New Orleans Minor Role (uncredited)
1950 Duchess of Idaho Train Passenger (uncredited)
1950 Nancy Goes to Rio Dancer (uncredited)
1950 On the Town Minor role (uncredited)
1949 That Midnight Kiss Minor role (uncredited)