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Marietta Elliott

Born in New York City, she was the only child of Clyde E. Elliott, a motion picture director known for Frank Buck's "Bring 'Em Back Alive" and "Devil Tiger"; and Marie Flavia Elliott, an actress born in Poland. As a child, Marietta traveled throughout Asia as her father filmed adventures for Paramount, eventually settling down in Los Angeles and attending Hollywood High school. While there, Marietta excelled as a fencer studying with the great Ralph Faukner at the old Falcon studios. She gave up the blade to study ballet. She began her dancing career as one of the renowned Earl Carroll Girls, known for their exceptional beauty, then segued into several productions done by the Los Angeles Light Opera. She danced on many musical variety Television shows and in feature films such as "Showboat", "Singing in the Rain", "An American in Paris" and "Gunsmoke". While under contract at Fox, she met the novelist and screenwriter Alfred Hayes, whom she later married. When she retired from dance, she went on to have a long career as a real estate agent and broker throughout Los Angeles.


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Born:
Sep 19, 1925 In New York City, New York, USA
Movie/TV Credits:
12
First Appeared:
In the movie Annie Get Your Gun 1950-05-17
Latest Project:
Movie Surprise 3 2024-10-25
Known For
Poster of Surprise 3
Poster of Surprise 2
Poster of Contract Healer
Poster of Parental Discretion Advised
Filmography
Movie Surprise 3 Nurse Kelly 2024-10-25
Movie Contract Healer Torri Shephard 2023-02-24
Movie On Da Run Tasha 2023-07-09
Movie Surprise 2 Nurse Kelly 2023-10-19
Movie Parental Discretion Advised Danielle 2022-10-01
Movie It's Always Fair Weather Wife (uncredited) 1955-08-30
Movie Glory Alley Dancer (uncredited) 1952-06-06
Movie Singin' in the Rain Chorus Girl (uncredited) 1952-04-10
Movie His Kind of Woman Redhead (uncredited) 1951-08-15
Movie Submarine Command 1951-11-01
Movie An American in Paris Dancer (uncredited) 1951-09-26
Movie Annie Get Your Gun Cowgirl (uncredited) 1950-05-17