National Velvet (1945)

Born in California, USA. Set decorator who entered American film as an associate at MGM for SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS (1943). Other associate credits include BEST FOOT FORWARD, LASSIE COME HOME and WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN (all also 1943), THE CANTERVILLE GHOST, NATIONAL VELVET and THE THIN MAN GOES HOME (all 1944), THE VALLEY OF DECISION (1945), THE SEA OF GRASS (1947), and TENTH AVENUE ANGEL (1948). As set decorator, her credits include THE HARVEY GIRLS and THE COCKEYED MIRACLE (both 1946).    Nominated for Interior Decoration (Color) 1945: NATIONAL VELVET - Set Decoration (w. Edwin B. Willis) 1 nomination