Toby Wing
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
1915-07-14
Place of Birth
Amelia Court House, Virginia, USA
Toby Wing
Biography
Toby Wing (born Martha Virginia Wing, July 14, 1915 – March 22, 2001), "Toby" being an old family nickname, was an American actress and showgirl, once called "the most beautiful chorus girl in Hollywood".
Also Known For
42nd Street
Mar 11, 1933
Babes in the Woods
Nov 19, 1932
American Pluck
Oct 14, 1925
Double Daring
Jun 11, 1926
Murder at the Vanities
May 18, 1934
The Discontented Canary
Sep 15, 1934
True Confession
Dec 24, 1937
Rhythmitis
Jun 13, 1936
Mister Cinderella
Oct 22, 1936
With Love and Kisses
Dec 06, 1936
Jimmy's New Yacht
Jun 03, 1932
Mr. Boggs Steps Out
Feb 18, 1938
La Fiesta de Santa Barbara
Dec 07, 1935
This Day and Age
Aug 25, 1933
Sweethearts
Dec 30, 1938
The Little Giant
May 20, 1933
Silks and Saddles
Dec 14, 1936
Search for Beauty
Feb 02, 1934
The Women Men Marry
Sep 10, 1937
Keyhole Katie
Jan 15, 1933
Hill-Tillies
Apr 24, 1936
Arizona to Broadway
Jul 22, 1933
College Humor
Jul 05, 1933
Thoroughbred
Apr 12, 1935
The Golden Touch
Mar 22, 1935
The Pony Express
Sep 03, 1925
The Marines Come Thru
Aug 04, 1938
Added Attractions: The Hollywood Shorts Story
Feb 05, 2002
Kiss and Make-Up
Jul 13, 1934
Forced Landing
Dec 02, 1935
Two for Tonight
Sep 12, 1935
The Kid from Spain
Nov 17, 1932
Zander the Great
May 01, 1925
Rhythm on the Roof
Oct 25, 1934
Palmy Days
Sep 23, 1931
Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove
Dec 01, 1934
Central Airport
Apr 15, 1933
She Had to Say Yes
Jul 15, 1933
A Boy of Flanders
Apr 06, 1924
Come On, Marines!
Mar 23, 1934
One Hour Late
Dec 14, 1934
Baby Face
Jul 13, 1933
Private Detective 62
Jun 10, 1933
Blue of the Night
Sep 13, 1931
Ma's Pride and Joy
Oct 14, 1932
Torch Singer
Sep 08, 1933
Sing While You're Able
Mar 20, 1937
Hollywood Extra Girl
Aug 22, 1935
He Who Gets Slapped
Dec 22, 1924
School for Girls
Mar 22, 1934
Busby Berkeley: Going Through the Roof
Mar 28, 2003
Mickey's Review
Sep 15, 1937
Young Onions
Sep 18, 1932
Sunday Night at the Trocadero
Oct 02, 1937