Filmography
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Known For
Safety in Numbers Toni Stewart (1938) -
Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation Susan French (1939) -
Wife, Husband and Friend Miss Carver's Secretary (1939) -
Known For
Girl in 313 Margie, Telephone Operator (1940) -
Actress
Young People Soubrette (1940) -
Girl in 313 Margie, Telephone Operator (1940)
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Star Dust Hotel Clerk's Wife (1940) -
Free, Blonde and 21 Telephone Operator (1940) -
Little Old New York Mrs. Irving (1940) -
High School Stewardess (1940) -
20, 000 Men a Year Stewardess (1939) -
Hollywood Cavalcade Girl with Michael at Anniversary Party (1939) -
Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation Susan French (1939)
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Second Fiddle Stewardess (1939) -
![It Could Happen to You]( "It Could Happen to You")
It Could Happen to You Minor Role (1939) -
![Boy Friend]( "Boy Friend")
Boy Friend Blonde (1939) -
![Wife, Husband and Friend]( "Wife, Husband and Friend")
Wife, Husband and Friend Miss Carver's Secretary (1939) -
![The Three Musketeers]( "The Three Musketeers")
The Three Musketeers Girl Waving at the End (1939) -
![Sharpshooters]( "Sharpshooters")
Sharpshooters Secretary (1938) -
![Always Goodbye]( "Always Goodbye")
Always Goodbye Flower Girl (1938) -
![Three Blind Mice]( "Three Blind Mice")
Three Blind Mice Biltmore Cigarette Girl (1938) -
![Safety in Numbers]( "Safety in Numbers")
Safety in Numbers Toni Stewart (1938) -
![Kentucky Moonshine]( "Kentucky Moonshine")
Kentucky Moonshine Telephone Operator (1938) -
![The Baroness and the Butler]( "The Baroness and the Butler")
The Baroness and the Butler Lady at Charity Party (1938) -
Actress
![Thin Ice]( "Thin Ice")
Thin Ice Member of Girls Band (1937)
All Filmography
Did You Know
Trivia
Was named an overall "Semi-finalist" in the 1933 Miss America Pageant. She was also named a "semi-finalist" for the title of "The Most Beautiful Girl in Evening Dress".
Star Sign
Capricorn
Personal Details
Born
Iva Barbara Stewart
Berlin, New Hampshire, USA
Died
(age 71)
Los Angeles, California, USA
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