
Acting
Carol Hughes
EN, NL cinema · 51 credits
Born
17 January 1910
Died
8 August 1995 (aged 85)
Birthplace
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Also known as Catherine Mabel Hukill · Catherine Hughes · Carolyn Hughes
Known for
Filmography

Purple Death from Outer Space
as Dale Arden

Peril from the Planet Mongo
as Dale Arden
Lost in a Turkish Bath
1953
Lost in a Turkish Bath
as Peggy Peyton

Scaramouche
as Pierrette

Ghost Buster
as Betty Ames

D.O.A.
as Kitty

Stagecoach Kid
as Birdie

Slightly French
as Hyde's Secretary (uncredited)

The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
as Florence

Home in Oklahoma
as Jan Holloway

Joe Palooka, Champ
as Mrs. Van Pragg

Girl on the Spot
as Susie "Cuddles" LaPlanche (uncredited)

Blondie Knows Best
as Gloria Evans (uncredited)

The Red Dragon
as Marguerite Fontain

Jungle Raiders
as Zara

The Beautiful Cheat
as Dolly Marsh

Pillow to Post
as Loolie Fisher (uncredited)

The Naughty Nineties
as Tessie (uncredited)

My Son, The Hero
as Linda Duncan

Lucky Jordan
as Girl in Back Room

Emergency Landing
as Betty Lambert

I'll Wait for You
as Sally Travers

The Miracle Kid
as Pat Hilton

Desperate Cargo
as Peggy Morton

Under Fiesta Stars
as Barbara Erwin

A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
as Dance Hall Girl (uncredited)

Scattergood Baines
as Helen Parker

Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe
as Dale Arden

The Border Legion
as Alice Randall

Married and in Love
as Jean Carter, Woman in Bar

Love Affair
as Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

The Women
as Salesgirl at Modiste Salon (uncredited)

Under Western Stars
as Eleanor Fairbanks

Man from Music Mountain
as Helen Foster

Gold Mine in the Sky
as Cody Langham

Renfrew of the Royal Mounted
as Virginia Bronson

Marry the Girl
as Virginia Radway

Meet the Boy Friend
as June Delaney

The Westland Case
as Emily Lou Martin

Earthworm Tractors
as Sally Blair

Three Men on a Horse
as Audrey Trowbridge

The Golden Arrow
as Hortense Burke-Meyers

Polo Joe
as Mary Hilton

Stage Struck
as Gracie

The Singing Kid
as Mary Lou (uncredited)

The Case of the Velvet Claws
as Esther Linton

George White's 1935 Scandals
as Chorine (uncredited), as Chorine




