Lucille Lund Net Worth is
$1 Million
Lucille Lund Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Lucille Lund was born on June 3, 1913 in Buckley, Washington, USA. She was an actress, known for The Black Cat (1934), Prison Shadows (1936) and The Big Squirt (1937). She was married to Kenneth Higgins. She died on February 15, 2002 in Rolling Hills, California, USA.
| Date Of Birth | June 3, 1913 |
| Died | 2002-02-15 |
| Place Of Birth | Buckley, Washington, U.S. |
| Height | 5' 4½" (1.64 m) |
| Profession | Actress |
| Spouse | Kenneth Higgins daughters |
| Star Sign | Gemini |
| # | Quote |
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| 1 | [on cowboy actor Reb Russell and the two westerns she made with him, Range Warfare (1934) and Fighting Through (1934)] They were terrible movies--the worst of the worst. Reb was a very nice man--he must have been divorced by this time, as we dated a few times. He was a perfect gentleman, who always wore expensive cowboy boots, even on our dates! Reb was not an actor--he couldn't act his way out of a paper bag--but he was so congenial, friendly, nice. Portly, but a nice looking man. |
| # | Fact |
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| 1 | Although she made some television commercials in her 50s, she remained out of the spotlight until the early 1990s, when she was invited to be a guest at the Memphis Film Festival. Invitations to other festivals followed. |
| 2 | She made her film debut in Saturday's Millions (1933), a Universal football saga starring Robert Young, followed by Horse Play (1933), a slapstick comedy starring Slim Summerville. |
| 3 | Minor 30s leading lady known for her long blonde tresses who came to Hollywood after winning a beauty and talent contest sponsored by Universal. Though she made about 30 films, her best known role was in The Black Cat (1934) as the beautiful victim/sacrifice of satanic high priest Boris Karloff. She retired for marriage and family, but returned sometimes on the film festival circuits, often making the amusing remark that people only remembered her because she "went to bed with Boris Karloff" (referring to a scene in the film). |
| 4 | Studied drama at Northwestern University. She won a nationwide contest for ''most beautiful college coed,'' in 1933 which included a small acting contract with Universal Studios. |
Actress
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|
| The Awful Goof | 1939 | Short | Mrs. Joe Mark |
| There's That Woman Again | 1939 | | Receptionist (uncredited) |
| Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb | 1938 | Short | Daisy - Gold-digging Widow (uncredited) |
| Start Cheering | 1938 | | Flossie (uncredited) |
| The Big Squirt | 1937 | Short | Mrs. Chase |
| It Happened in Hollywood | 1937 | | American Girl |
| Calling All Doctors | 1937 | Short | Mabel Chase |
| A Fight to the Finish | 1937 | | Mabel |
| The Devil Is Driving | 1937 | | Dolly (uncredited) |
| Girls Can Play | 1937 | | Jane Harmon |
| What Price Vengeance | 1937 | | Babe Foster |
| Criminals of the Air | 1937 | | Ruby (uncredited) |
| 3 Dumb Clucks | 1937 | Short | Daisy (uncredited) |
| Blake of Scotland Yard | 1937/I | | Duchess [Chs. 1-6, 14] |
| The Cowboy Star | 1936 | | Mother of Rescued Girl (uncredited) |
| Put on the Spot | 1936 | | Rose Carter |
| Prison Shadows | 1936 | | Claire Thomas |
| Rio Grande Romance | 1936 | | Rose Carter |
| Panic on the Air | 1936 | | Cigarette Girl (uncredited) |
| Don't Get Personal | 1936 | | Bridesmaid |
| Timber War | 1935 | | Sally Martin |
| Broadway Melody of 1936 | 1935 | | Showgirl (uncredited) |
| Folies Bergère de Paris | 1935 | | Girl in Bar (uncredited) |
| Range Warfare | 1934 | | Sue Callahan |
| Young and Beautiful | 1934 | | Wampas Baby Star |
| Fighting Through | 1934 | | Lucille Lund |
| Kiss and Make-Up | 1934 | | Magda |
| The Black Cat | 1934 | | Karen |
| Pirate Treasure | 1934 | | Dorothy Craig |
| Saturday's Millions | 1933 | | Myra Blaine |
| Horse Play | 1933 | | Iris |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
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| I Used to Be in Pictures | 2000 | Documentary | Herself |
| Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula | 1997 | Documentary | Herself |
| Hollywood on Parade No. B-13 | 1934 | Short | Herself (as 1934 Wampus Baby Star) |
