Personal Info
Known Credits
36
Gender
Female
Birthdate
1906-08-31 (119 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Temple, Texas, USA
Also Known For
Noel Frances SweeneyNoel Frances
Noel Francis
Biography
Noel Francis was born in Temple, Texas in 1906. By age 20 she was appearing in the Ziegfeld Follies, working opposite the comedy team of Wheeler and Woolsey. Eventually Fox scouts noticed her and in 1929 she was signed to a Hollywood contract. Because of her Follies background, Fox intended to develop Noel as a musical and dance star. Unfortunately, musicals were on the wane at the time (they did rebound) and her contract was dropped. Luckily, she was picked up by Warner Brothers, and featured i ...
Known For
Acting
1937 --
Sudden Bill Dorn
| Lorna Kent
1937 --
Left-Handed Law
| Betty Golden
1935 --
Stone of Silver Creek
| Lola
1935 --
Mutiny Ahead
| Mimi
1935 --
The White Cockatoo
| Elise
1934 --
Imitation of Life
| Mrs. Eden (uncredited)
1934 --
Fifteen Wives
| Ruby Cotton
1934 --
The Loudspeaker
| Dolly
1934 --
Strictly Dynamite
| Lady Waiting in Georgie's Lobby (uncredited)
1934 --
Good Dame
| Puff Warner
1933 --
Son of a Sailor
| Queenie
1933 --
Havana Widows
| Gladys Gable (uncredited)
1933 --
Blood Money
| Red's Girlfriend (uncredited)
1933 --
Only Yesterday
| Letitia
1933 --
Bureau of Missing Persons
| Alice Crane
1933 --
The Important Witness
| Ellen Kelly
1933 --
Hold Me Tight
| Trudie Holmes
1933 --
Reform Girl
| Lydia Johnson
1932 --
Under-Cover Man
| Connie
1932 --
Manhattan Tower
| Marge Lyon
1932 --
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
| Linda
1932 --
Guilty as Hell
| Julia Reed
1932 --
Night Court
| Lil Baker
1932 --
Flames
| Pat
1932 --
So Big!
| Mabel
1932 --
My Pal, the King
| Princess Elsa
1932 --
The Mouthpiece
| Miss DeVere
1932 --
The Expert
| Daisy
1931 --
Ladies of the Big House
| Thelma
1931 --
Blonde Crazy
| Helen Wilson
1931 --
Smart Woman
| Peggy Preston
1931 --
Smart Money
| Marie
1931 --
Bachelor Apartment
| Janet
1930 --
Up the River
| Sophie (uncredited)
1930 --
Rough Romance
| Flossie
1930 --
New Movietone Follies of 1930
| Gloria de Witt