Muriel Evans

Acting · 1910–2000 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

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.

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Known for

5.6

King of the Pecos

1936 · Belle Jackson

4.9

The New Frontier

1935 · Hanna Lewis

5.5

The House of Secrets

1936 · Julie Kenmore

7.0

Manhattan Melodrama

1934 · Tootsie Malone

6.3

Missing Girls

1936 · Dorothy Benson

5.8

Call of the Prairie

1936 · Linda McHenry

5.5

The Prizefighter and the Lady

1933 · Linda

4.6

The Big Idea

1934 · Honey, Ted's Fiancee

5.8

Mr. Bride

1932 · Muriel Evans

8.0

His Silent Racket

1933 · Muriel

7.3

Hide-Out

1934 · 'Baby'

5.8

Rustlers' Valley

1937 · Agnes Randall

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5.5

Roll Wagons Roll

1940 · Ruth Benson

Home Boner

9.0

Home Boner

1939 · Mrs. Errol

4.5

Westbound Stage

1939 · Joan Hale

5.8

The Rookie Cop

1939 · Fern, Joey's Girl

Dog-Gone

8.0

Dog-Gone

1939 · Miriam Jones

Aristocrats of Fashion

1939 · Narrator

7.0

Headline Crasher

1937 · Edith Arlen

5.8

Rustlers' Valley

1937 · Agnes Randall

7.0

Smoke Tree Range

1937 · Nan Page

7.0

Boss of Lonely Valley

1937 · Retta Lowery

8.0

Law for Tombstone

1937 · Nellie Gray

5.5

Rich Relations

1937 · Trixie Lane

7.5

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

1936 · Theresa (uncredited)

6.3

Missing Girls

1936 · Dorothy Benson

10.0

Silverspurs

1936 · Janet Allison

5.5

The House of Secrets

1936 · Julie Kenmore

7.3

Under Your Spell

1936 · Governess (uncredited)

5.6

King of the Pecos

1936 · Belle Jackson