Louise Latimer

Louise Latimer was an American actress who is best known for her roles in “My Mummy’s Arms,” “Two In Revolt,” and “The Witness Chair.” Born on March 6, 1913, in Brooklyn, New York, she started her career as a fashion model before transitioning to film in the 1930s.

Personal and Family Life

Louise Latimer, born Louise Latimer Blaisdell, was raised in Brooklyn and completed her studies at Erasmus Hall High School. She married Erwin Gelsey on June 13, 1936, but their marriage ended in divorce. Following her early success in films, she decided to focus on a career in fashion instead.

Career

Her film career began in 1934 and included various roles that showcased her beauty and talent. Notable films featuring Latimer include “My Mummy’s Arms” and “California Straight Ahead!” However, she left the film industry at the young age of 21 to pursue other interests.

Death and Legacy

Louise Latimer passed away on June 16, 1973, in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, due to hepatic coma and alcoholic hepatic cirrhosis. Despite her brief film career, she left behind a legacy of charming performances and a memorable presence in early Hollywood.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Murder on a Bridle Path 1936-04-17 Barbara Foley
The Plot Thickens 1936-12-11 Alice Stevens
There’s Always Tomorrow 1934-11-01 Janet White
Grand Jury 1936-08-07 Edith Taylor
Bunker Bean 1936-06-26 Mary Kent
California Straight Ahead 1937-04-16 Mary Porter
Don’t Turn ’em Loose 1936-09-18 Letty Graves
We’re on the Jury 1937-02-12 Mrs. Clyde
My Mummy’s Arms 1934-06-28 Mary Smith
Two in Revolt 1936-04-03 Gloria Benton
Wings Over Honolulu 1937-05-16 Woman
The Witness Chair 1936-04-23 Reporter in Courtroom