Helena Phillips Evans

Helena Phillips Evans was an American actress known for her roles in “My Bill,” “College Scandal,” and “The Remarkable Andrew.” Born on May 21, 1875, in Chicopee, Massachusetts, she gained fame for her performances in both silent and sound films.

Personal and Family Life

Helena was married to Charles E. Evans until his death on April 16, 1945. She began her career in vaudeville and on stage alongside her husband. Helena was recognized for her exceptional talent and charisma, which allowed her to transition successfully from silent films to talkies.

Death and Legacy

Helena Phillips Evans passed away on July 24, 1955, from a heart attack in Santa Monica, California. Her roles in various films left a mark on the industry, and she is remembered as a skilled character actress who contributed significantly to early cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Dangerous Intruder 1945-08-21 Mrs. Stevens
Nancy Drew… Detective 1938-11-19 Mary Eldredge
The Mouthpiece 1932-03-21 Crying Prospective Client (Uncredited)
A Tragedy at Midnight 1942-02-02 Beth’s grandmother (uncredited)
6,000 Enemies 1939-06-09 Peachie
My Bill 1938-07-08 Mrs. Adelaide Crosby
The White Angel 1936-06-25 Nurse (uncredited)
Friends of Mr. Sweeney 1934-07-28 Gambling Dowager
These Glamour Girls 1939-08-18 Ann’s Personal Maid (uncredited)
The Perfect Gentleman 1935-11-22 Lisa the Flower Woman (uncredited)
Design for Living 1933-12-29 Mrs. Egelbauer (uncredited)
Kiss and Make-Up 1934-07-13 Landlady (as Helena Phillips)
Foreign Correspondent 1940-08-16 Mrs. Stiles (uncredited)
All of Me 1934-02-01 Mrs. Haron (uncredited)
Curtain Call 1940-04-18 Mrs. Masterson, The Landlady
Blondie Johnson 1933-02-25 Police Matron (uncredited)
The Remarkable Andrew 1942-03-05 Mrs. Grondos
The Working Man 1933-04-20 Hartland’s Cook Anna (uncredited)
My Favorite Brunette 1947-03-19 Mabel (uncredited)
I’ll Fix It 1934-11-10 Mrs. Murphy
The Greene Murder Case 1929-08-11 Miss O’Brien (Uncredited)
A Successful Calamity 1932-09-17 Lily – the Wilton’s Cook (as Helena Phillips)
For Beauty’s Sake 1941-06-06 Mrs. Jellicoe
My Lady’s Latchkey 1921-01-01 Mrs. Ellsworth