Muriel Evans
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
1910-07-20
Place of Birth
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Muriel Evans
Biography
Muriel Evans (born Muriel Adele Evanson; July 20, 1910 – October 26, 2000) was an American film actress. She is best known for her many appearances in popular westerns of the 1930s for which she won a Golden Boot Award. From Wikipedia.
Also Known For
Manhattan Melodrama
May 04, 1934
Law for Tombstone
Oct 10, 1937
The Throwback
Oct 01, 1935
Silver Spurs
Jan 29, 1936
The Boss Rider of Gun Creek
Dec 01, 1936
Three on the Trail
Apr 14, 1936
Call of the Prairie
Mar 06, 1936
Rustlers' Valley
Jul 23, 1937
The Rookie Cop
Apr 28, 1939
The House of Secrets
Oct 28, 1936
Missing Girls
Sep 10, 1936
Under Your Spell
Nov 06, 1936
Two-Fisted Gentleman
Aug 15, 1936
The Big Idea
May 12, 1934
Headline Crasher
Aug 04, 1937
Ten Laps to Go
Dec 05, 1936
The New Frontier
Oct 25, 1935
Rich Relations
Feb 01, 1937
Girl Grief
Oct 08, 1932
Fast Workers
Mar 10, 1933
Hide-Out
Aug 24, 1934
Have a Heart
Sep 07, 1934
Fallen Arches
Feb 04, 1933
The Prizefighter and the Lady
Nov 10, 1933
Heat Lightning
Mar 01, 1934
Westbound Stage
Dec 15, 1939
Broadway to Hollywood
Sep 15, 1933
Pack Up Your Troubles
Sep 16, 1932
Smoke Tree Range
Jun 05, 1937
Good Night Nurse
Apr 27, 1929
Roll Wagons Roll
Aug 16, 1940
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Apr 09, 1936
Arabian Tights
Jun 02, 1933
Queen Christina
Feb 09, 1934
Thundering Taxis
Jun 23, 1933
Hot Spot
Sep 21, 1932
Nature in the Wrong
Mar 18, 1933
Young Ironsides
Sep 02, 1932
Nurse to You!
Oct 04, 1935
Mr. Bride
Dec 24, 1932
Boss of Lonely Valley
Nov 14, 1937
King of the Pecos
Mar 09, 1936
Dog-Gone
Sep 30, 1939
Joyland
Jul 21, 1929
Wife Trouble
Sep 23, 1928
The Women in His Life
Dec 08, 1933
Now We'll Tell One
Nov 19, 1932
His Silent Racket
Apr 29, 1933
The Roaring West
Jul 08, 1935
Aristocrats of Fashion
Feb 06, 1939