Dorothy Peterson Net Worth

Dorothy Peterson Net Worth is
$1.1 Million

Dorothy Peterson Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Dorothy Peterson (December 25, 1897 – October 3, 1979) was an American film and television actress.Peterson was born in Hector, Minnesota of Swedish immigrant ancestry. She made her screen debut in 1930s Mothers Cry, a domestic drama that required the 29-year-old actress to age nearly three decades in the course of the film. Mothers Cry instantly typecast Peterson in careworn maternal roles, which she continued to essay for the rest of her career. Most of her subsequent film assignments were supporting roles like Mrs. Hawkins in Treasure Island (1934). In 1942, she briefly replaced Olive Blakeney as Mrs. Aldrich in the comedy series entry Henry Aldrich for President. Her last screen appearance was as the mother of Shirley Temple in That Hagen Girl (1947). Peterson remained active on the New York TV and theatrical scene until the early '60s. She appeared in 83 films, and made several television appearances between 1930 and 1964.

Date Of Birth	December 25, 1897
Died	1979-10-03
Place Of Birth	Hector, Minnesota, U.S.
Height	5' 4" (1.63 m)
Profession	Actress, Soundtrack
Spouse	Guinn "Big Boy" Williams
Star Sign	Capricorn

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1	Character actress of Swedish ancestry, who after her movie debut in the 1930 melodrama 'Mothers Cry', was henceforth typecast to play long-suffering mothers and wives. Studied at Columbia University, New York, and appeared on Broadway from 1924 to 1930. Notable roles in 'Dracula' (as Lucy Seward, 1927-8) and 'Subway Express' (1929, with Helen Mack).

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Side Streets	1934		Mrs. Richards
Uncertain Lady	1934		Cicily Prentiss
Men in White	1934		Nurse Mary (uncredited)
As the Earth Turns	1934		Mil
Beloved	1934		Baroness Irene von Hausmann
Big Executive	1933		Mrs. Sarah Conway
I'm No Angel	1933		Thelma
The Mayor of Hell	1933		Mrs. Smith
Hold Me Tight	1933		Mary Shane (uncredited)
Reform Girl	1933		Mrs. Putnam
Billion Dollar Scandal	1933		Mrs. Jackson (scenes deleted)
Call Her Savage	1932		Silas' Wife
Payment Deferred	1932		Annie Marble
The Cabin in the Cotton	1932		Lilly Blake
Life Begins	1932		A Patient
Thrill of Youth	1932		Seena Sherwood
Attorney for the Defense	1932		Mrs. Wallace
Night World	1932		Edith Blair
When a Fellow Needs a Friend	1932		Mrs. Margaret Randall
So Big!	1932		Maartje Pool
Business and Pleasure	1932		Mrs. Jane Olsen Tinker
She Wanted a Millionaire	1932		Mrs. Miller
The Beast of the City	1932		Mary Fitzpatrick
Forbidden	1932		Helen
Emma	1932		Mrs. Winthrop (uncredited)
Rich Man's Folly	1931		Katherine Trumbull
Way Back Home	1931		Rose Clark
Skyline	1931		Rose Breen
Penrod and Sam	1931		Mrs. Schofield
Bought!	1931		Mrs. Dale
The Reckless Hour	1931		Mrs. Susie Jennison
Traveling Husbands	1931		Martha Hall
Party Husband	1931		Kate
Up for Murder	1931		Mrs. Marshall
Mothers Cry	1930		Mary Williams
The Patty Duke Show	1964	TV Series	Mrs. Caldwell
Escala en Hi-Fi	1963	unconfirmed
Naked City	1959	TV Series	Mrs. Graither
Star Tonight	1955	TV Series
Janet Dean, Registered Nurse	1954	TV Series	Mrs. Kennedy
Campbell Summer Soundstage	1953	TV Series
Tales of Tomorrow	1953	TV Series
Armstrong Circle Theatre	1951-1953	TV Series
Lincoln's Little Correspondent	1953	TV Movie
Lux Video Theatre	1952	TV Series	Wife
Robert Montgomery Presents	1952	TV Series
Suspense	1952	TV Series	Mrs. Morgan
The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse	1951	TV Series
Celanese Theatre	1951	TV Series	Muriel McComber
Martin Kane	1951	TV Series	Mrs. Heyward
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse	1950	TV Series	Julia Gibbs
Nash Airflyte Theatre	1950	TV Series
Kraft Theatre	1950	TV Series
Studio One in Hollywood	1950	TV Series
That Hagen Girl	1947		Minta Hagen
Sister Kenny	1946		Agnes
Canyon Passage	1946		Mrs. Dance (uncredited)
Faces in the Fog	1944		Mrs. Mason
The Woman in the Window	1944		Mrs. Wanley
When the Lights Go on Again	1944		Mrs. Clara Benson
Mr. Skeffington	1944		Manby
This Is the Life	1944		Aunt Betsy
This Is the Army	1943		Mrs. Nelson
The Moon Is Down	1943		Mother (uncredited)
Air Force	1943		Mrs. Chester (uncredited)
The Man in the Trunk	1942		Lola DeWinters
Saboteur	1942		Mrs. Mason
Uncle Joe	1941		Margaret Day
Henry Aldrich for President	1941		Mrs. Aldrich
Cheers for Miss Bishop	1941		Mrs. Bishop
Ride, Kelly, Ride	1941		Mrs. Martin
Five Little Peppers in Trouble	1940		Mrs. Pepper
Out West with the Peppers	1940		Mrs. Pepper
Women in War	1940		Sister Frances
Lillian Russell	1940		Cynthia Leonard
Too Many Husbands	1940		Gertrude Houlihan
Five Little Peppers at Home	1940		Mrs. Pepper
Sabotage	1939		Edith Grayson
Two Bright Boys	1939		Kathleen O'Donnell
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew	1939		Mrs. Pepper
Dark Victory	1939		Miss Wainwright
The Flying Irishman	1939		Mrs. Edith Corrigan - Doug's Mother (uncredited)
The World Is Ours	1938	Short	The Mother
Girls on Probation	1938		Jane Lennox
Breaking the Ice	1938		Annie Decker
Hunted Men	1938		Mary Harris
52nd Street	1937		Adela Rondell
Confession	1937		Mrs. Koslov
Girl Loves Boy	1937		Mrs. McCarthy
Her Husband Lies	1937		Dorothy Powell
Under Cover of Night	1937		Susan Nash
Reunion	1936		Katherine Kennedy
The Devil Is a Sissy	1936		Mrs. Jennie Stevens (uncredited)
The Country Doctor	1936		Nurse Katherine Kennedy
Man of Iron	1935		Bessie Bennett
Freckles	1935		Mrs. Duncan
Pursuit	1935		Mrs. McCoy
Laddie	1935		Mrs. Stanton
Sweepstake Annie	1935		Mrs. Henry Foster
Society Doctor	1935		Mrs. Harrigan
Peck's Bad Boy	1934		Aunt Lily Clay
Treasure Island	1934		Mrs. Hawkins

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Country Doctor	1936	performer: "Happy Birthday to You" 1893, "Jack and Jill" - uncredited

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Juke Box Jury	1963	TV Series	Herself - Panellist
Screen Snapshots Series 19, No. 5: Art and Artists	1940	Short documentary	Herself

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Dorothy Peterson Net Worth

Dorothy Peterson Net Worth is
$1.1 Million