Eleanor Hunt

Eleanor Hunt was an American actress best known for her roles in Go-Get-‘Em, Haines, Bank Alarm, and Yellow Cargo. Born on January 10, 1910, in New York City, she entertained audiences with her performances until her passing on June 12, 1981.

Personal and Family Life

Eleanor Hunt was married twice, first to Rex Lease, with whom she tied the knot on April 8, 1931, but later divorced. She was also married to George A. Hirliman. Throughout her life, she juggled her family commitments with her acting career, having transitioned from a chorus girl to a Hollywood actress.

Career Highlights

Hunt began her career as a chorus girl before making her film debut in the musical Whoopee! in 1930. She often played supporting roles and was notable for her performances in several films during the 1930s. Despite not achieving major stardom, she left a mark with her work in films like Go-Get-‘Em, Haines and Bank Alarm.

Death and Legacy

Eleanor Hunt passed away on June 12, 1981, in Manhattan, New York City. Though she did not become a leading star, her contributions to early cinema remain appreciated by fans of classic films. Her versatility and talent as an actress continue to be remembered today.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Blue Steel 1934-05-10 Betty Mason
Bank Alarm 1937-06-07 Bobbie Reynolds
Yellow Cargo 1936-11-07 Bobbie Reynolds
We’re in the Legion Now 1936-12-13 Honey Evans
Go-Get-‘Em, Haines 1936-06-16 Gloria Palmer
Navy Spy 1937-03-13 Bobbie Reynolds
The Gold Racket 1937-04-10 Bobbie Reynolds
I Hate Women 1934-05-10 Tillie
Goldie 1931-06-27 Russian Girl
Whoopee! 1930-09-26 Sally Morgan
Northern Frontier 1935-02-01 Beth Braden
Stolen Paradise 1940-12-16 Patricia Morrow
The Merry Widow 1934-11-02 Maxim Girl (uncredited)
Techno-Crazy 1933-03-12 Mary
Bandits of the Badlands 1934-06-01 Betty Mason
He’s a Honey 1932-04-17
Trimmed in Furs 1934-01-05 The Actress
Keyhole Katie 1933-01-15