Lois Wilde
Lois Wilde
A teenage Ziegfeld girl from Minnesota, Lois Wilde was chosen to play the heroine in the 1936 Republic serial Undersea Kingdom and was Gene Autry's leading lady in the Western crooner's title opus The Singing Cowboy (1936). She was in several much cheaper action-adventures opposite the likes of Rex Bell and Tom Tyler and flirted briefly with Russell Hayden in Hopalong Rides Again (1937), but the remainder of her screen career was spent in bit roles. Wilde later did numerous television commercials and was reportedly along with instant celebrity Clara Peller one of the elderly ladies demanding to know "Where's the beef?" in the memorable Wendy's advertising campaign. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
Filmography of Lois Wilde:
- The Singing Cowboy with Gene Autry , Smiley Burnette , Lon Jr. Chaney , Earl Hodgins , Harvey Clark , John VanPelt , Earl Eby , Ken Cooper , Harrison Greene , Wes Warner , Jack Rockwell , Tracy Layne , Oscar Gahan , Frankie Marvin , Jack Kirk , George C. Pearce , Charles McAvoy , Alfred P. James , Patricia Caron , Champion (The Horse) , Ann Gillis , Fred "Snowflake" Toones
Lois Wilde Trivia
When was Lois Wilde born?
Lois Wilde date of birth: September 20, 1907
What role did Lois Wilde play in The Singing Cowboy?
Lois Wilde played Helen in The Singing Cowboy
