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Gale Page (born Sally Perkins Rutter; [1] July 29, 1910 [1] [2] – January 8, 1983) was an American singer and actress. [3]
Gale Page. Actress: They Drive by Night. Born on July 29, 1910, to R.L. and Isabel Rutter in Spokane, Washington, Gale Page was christened Sally Perkins Rutter in the beginning.
Gale Page. Actress: They Drive by Night. Born on July 29, 1910, to R.L. and Isabel Rutter in Spokane, Washington, Gale Page was christened Sally Perkins Rutter in the beginning.
Gale Page (born Sally Perkins Rutter July 29, 1910 – January 8, 1983) was an American singer and actress. Page was the daughter of R.L. and Isabel (Gale) Rutter of Spokane.
Gale Page. Actress: They Drive by Night. Born on July 29, 1910, to R.L. and Isabel Rutter in Spokane, Washington, Gale Page was christened Sally Perkins Rutter in the beginning.
Sally Perkins Rutter (also Gale Page; July 29, 1910 – January 8, 1983) was an American actress. She appeared in only sixteen movies during her career. She played Madge in You Can't Get Away with Murder .
Gale Page was an American singer and actress. Page was the daughter of R.L. and Isabel Rutter of Spokane. Her aunt and uncle were Elizabeth Gale Page and Mile.
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Jan 10, 1983 · SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- Gale Page, a veteran of more than two dozen Hollywood films during the 1930s, 1940s and early 1950s, has died of lung cancer at her Santa Monica home, it was learned...
Gale Page was a actress who was born in 1913 in United States and died in 1983 known for: They Drive by Night, You Can't Get Away with Murder, Crime School, Knute Rockne All American, Four Daughters, Heart of the North, Naughty But Nice, Four Wives, A Child Is Born and Indianapolis Speedway
Gale Page. AKA Sally Perkins Rutter. Born: 23-Jul - 1913 [1] Birthplace: Spokane, WA. Died: 8-Jan - 1983. Location of death: Santa Monica, CA. Cause of death: Cancer - Lung. Remains: Cremated. Gender: Female. Race or Ethnicity: White. Sexual orientation: Straight. Occupation: Actor. Nationality: United States. Executive summary: Four Daughters.
- July 23, 1913
- January 8, 1983