Lola Albright
Biography
Lola Jean Albright, born on July 20, 1924, and passing away on March 23, 2017, was a celebrated American singer and actress. Albright made a significant mark in the entertainment industry, showcasing her versatile talents across various mediums. She began her career in the 1940s, captivated audiences with her stunning voice and charming presence, and quickly rose to prominence in both music and film.
Throughout her career, Lola was recognized for her performances in numerous films and television shows, earning acclaim for her ability to convey deep emotion through her art. Her work not only highlighted her singing prowess but also her skillful acting, allowing her to carve out a unique niche in Hollywood.
Albright's contributions to the arts were widely appreciated, and she built a legacy that continues to inspire aspiring performers. With a career that spanned several decades, she left an indelible impact on the entertainment world, remembered fondly for her contributions and the joy she brought to her audiences. Lola Albright remains a cherished figure in American cultural history, celebrated for her remarkable talents and the warmth she exuded both on and off the screen.
Filmography
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The Tender Trap
1955 • Poppy Masters
Kid Galahad (1962)
1962 • Dolly Fletcher
The Way West
1967 • Rebecca 'Becky' Evans
The Helicopter Spies
1968 • Azalea
Pawnee
1957 • Meg Alden
Joy House
1964 • Barbara
Oregon Passage
1957 • Sylvia Dane
Arctic Flight
1952 • Martha Raymond
The Pirate
1948 • Isabella
The Impossible Years
1968 • Alice Kingsley
The Killer That Stalked New York
1950 • Francie Bennet
Easter Parade
1948 • Hat Model / Showgirl (uncredited)
Tulsa
1949 • Candy Williams (uncredited)
Lord Love a Duck
1966 • Marie Greene
The Monolith Monsters
1957 • Cathy Barrett
Champion
1949 • Palmer Harris
A Cold Wind in August
1961 • Iris Hartford