Irene Thompson

Irene Thompson was an American actress who is best known for The Boudoir Butler, Alaska Love, and The Cannonball. Born on July 23, 1910, in Sonoma County, California, she had a notable career in early Hollywood.

Personal and Family Life

Irene Thompson was married to Charles Lawton Jr. from 1937 until his death in 1965. Together, they had two children. Her family life remained a private matter, and not much public information is available about her personal experiences outside of her marriage.

Death and Legacy

Irene Thompson passed away on July 20, 1970, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Her contributions to film, particularly in the early 1930s, have left a mark on the industry, although she is not as widely remembered today. She is appreciated for her performances in several short films and feature films during her career.

Filmography

TitleYearRole
Born to Dance1936Guest at the Lonely Hearts Club (uncredited)
Two for Tonight1935Lord Ralston’s Guest (uncredited)
Reckless1935Chorine (uncredited)
Lady by Choice1934Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Twentieth Century1934Stage Actress (uncredited)
When Do We Eat?1934Short Trouper
George White’s Scandals1934Dancer (uncredited)
Dancing Lady1933Chorus Girl (uncredited)
The Plumber and the Lady1933Model (uncredited)
Hypnotized1932Ship Passenger
Alaska Love1932Irene Martin
The Boudoir Butler1932Irene Martin
Fanny Foley Herself1931Girl (uncredited)
Smart Woman1931Girl (uncredited)
The Cannonball1931Ethel Martin