Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1939
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Mary Frances Gifford (December 7, 1920 – January 22, 1994) was an American actress who played leads and supporting roles in many 1930s and 1940s movies.
Frances Gifford. Actress: Tarzan Triumphs. Frances Gifford had a somewhat unorthodox introduction to the movie business. Born and raised in Long Beach, California, she had no ambition to be an actress, and in fact had applied to UCLA when, at age 16, she and a friend got to visit the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, where they watched a movie being shot.
Frances Gifford. Actress: Tarzan Triumphs. Frances Gifford had a somewhat unorthodox introduction to the movie business. Born and raised in Long Beach, California, she had no ambition to be an actress, and in fact had applied to UCLA when, at age 16, she and a friend got to visit the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, where they watched a movie being shot.
Jan 15, 1994 · Born and raised in Long Beach, California, she had no ambition to be an actress, and in fact had applied to UCLA when, at age 16, she and a friend got to visit the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, where they watched a movie being shot.
Jan 27, 1994 · Frances Gifford, a film actress of the 1940's and 50's, died on Saturday at Brighton Convalescent Center. She was 72. The cause was emphysema, the center said.
Jan 26, 1994 · Frances Gifford, 73, actress of the 1940s best remembered as Nyoka, heroine of the serial “Jungle Girl.” A native of Long Beach, Miss Gifford began her acting career when she finished high...
Jan 31, 1994 · TRULY the queen of serial films in 1941 was the beautiful, auburn- haired Frances Gifford, who literally swung to fame in the Republic chapter play Jungle Girl.
