Muriel Evans
Acting
Born 1910-07-20 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA · Died 2000-10-26
Muriel Evans (born Muriel Adele Evanson; July 20, 1910 – October 26, 2000) was an American film actress. She is best known for her many appearances in popular westerns of the 1930s for which she won a Golden Boot Award. From Wikipedia.
Acting
Roll Wagons Roll
Ruth Benson
Westbound Stage
Joan Hale
Dog-Gone
Miriam Jones
The Rookie Cop
Fern, Joey's Girl
Home Boner
Mrs. Errol
Aristocrats of Fashion
Narrator
Boss of Lonely Valley
Retta Lowery
Law for Tombstone
Nellie Gray
Headline Crasher
Edith Arlen
Rustlers' Valley
Agnes Randall
Smoke Tree Range
Nan Page
Rich Relations
Trixie Lane
Ten Laps to Go
Norma Corbett
The Boss Rider of Gun Creek
Starr Landerson
Under Your Spell
Governess (uncredited)
The House of Secrets
Julie Kenmore
Missing Girls
Dorothy Benson
Two-Fisted Gentleman
June Prentice
Three on the Trail
Mary Stevens
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Theresa (uncredited)
King of the Pecos
Belle Jackson
Call of the Prairie
Linda McHenry
Silverspurs
Janet Allison
The New Frontier
Hanna Lewis
Nurse to You!
Muriel Chase
The Throwback
Muriel Fergus
The Roaring West
Mary Parker
Have a Heart
Helen, Schauber's Secretary
Hide-Out
'Baby'
The Big Idea
Honey, Ted's Fiancee