Minna Gombell
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Minna Gombell (May 28, 1892 – April 14, 1973) was an American film actress of the 1930s and 1940s. She appeared in 50 Hollywood films including; Laurel and Hardy's Block-Heads, The Merry Widow, The First Year, Boom Town, High Sierra, Hoop-La, The Thin Man, and The Best Years of Our Lives. Her third husband was the film writer, producer and director Myron Coureval Fagan. Description above from the Wikipedia article Minna Gombell, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Best Years of Our Lives
The Thin Man
High Sierra
Make Way for Tomorrow
The Snake Pit
Boom Town
Block-Heads
All Movies (75)
- I'll See You in My Dreams1951 · as Mrs. LeBoy
- Here Comes the Groom1951 · as Mrs. Godfrey
- Pagan Love Song1950 · as Kate Bennett
- The Last Bandit1949 · as Winnie McPhail
- The Snake Pit1948 · as Miss Hart
- Return of the Bad Men1948 · as Emily
- Mr. Reckless1948 · as Ma Hawkins
- Wyoming1947 · as Queenie Lassiter
- The Best Years of Our Lives1946 · as Mrs. Parrish
- Perilous Holiday1946 · as Mrs. Latham
- Man Alive1945 · as Aunt Sophie
- Sunbonnet Sue1945 · as Mrs. Fitzgerald
- Swingin' on a Rainbow1945 · as Minnie Regan
- Penthouse Rhythm1945 · as Taffy
- Night Club Girl1945 · as Rita
- Destiny1944 · as Marie
- The Town Went Wild1944 · as Marian Harrison
- Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore1944 · as Mrs. Collins
- Chip Off the Old Block1944 · as Milly
- Salute for Three1943
- Mexican Spitfire Sees a Ghost1942 · as Edith Fitzbadden
- Cadets on Parade1942 · as Della
- Thieves Fall Out1941 · as Ella Barnes
- High Sierra1941 · as Mrs. Baughmam
- Doomed Caravan1941 · as Jane Travers
- Boom Town1940 · as Spanish Eva
- Stop, Look and Love1939 · as Emma Haller
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame1939 · as Queen of Beggars
- Second Fiddle1939 · as Jenny
- Going Places1938 · as Cora Withering
- Comet Over Broadway1938 · as Tim Adams
- The Great Waltz1938 · as Mrs. Hofbauer
- Block-Heads1938 · as Mrs. Hardy
- Wife, Doctor and Nurse1937 · as Constance
- Slave Ship1937 · as Mabel
- Make Way for Tomorrow1937 · as Nellie Chase
- Banjo on My Knee1936 · as Ruby
- Champagne Charlie1936 · as Lillian Wayne
- Miss Pacific Fleet1935 · as Sadie Freytag
- Two Sinners1935 · as Mrs. Pym
- Women Must Dress1935 · as Linda Howard
- The White Cockatoo1935 · as Grete Lovscheim
- Babbitt1934 · as Zilla Reisling
- Cheating Cheaters1934 · as Nell Brockton
- The Merry Widow1934 · as Marcelle
- The Lemon Drop Kid1934 · as Maizie
- The Hell Cat1934 · as Pauline McCoy
- The Thin Man1934 · as Mimi Wynant
- Marrying Widows1934 · as The Press Agent
- Strictly Dynamite1934 · as Miss LaSeur
- Registered Nurse1934 · as Beulah Schloss
- No More Women1934 · as Annie Fay
- Keep 'Em Rolling1934 · as Julie
- Cross Country Cruise1934 · as Nita Borden
- Hoopla1933 · as Carrie
- The Way to Love1933 · as Suzanne
- Wild Boys of the Road1933 · as Aunt Carrie
- The Big Brain1933 · as Margy
- What Price Innocence?1933 · as Amy Harper
- Hello, Sister!1933 · as Mona La Rue
- Pleasure Cruise1933 · as Judy Mills
- Wild Girl1932 · as Millie
- The First Year1932 · as Mrs. Barstow
- Bachelor's Affairs1932 · as Sheila Peck
- Careless Lady1932 · as Yvette Logan
- After Tomorrow1932 · as Else Taylor
- Dance Team1932 · as Cora Stuart
- Stepping Sisters1932 · as Rosie La Marr
- The Rainbow Trail1932 · as Ruth
- Good Sport1931 · as Virginia Casey
- Sob Sister1931 · as Vonnie
- Skyline1931 · as Undetermined Role (uncredited)
- Bad Girl1931 · as Edna Driggs
- Doctors' Wives1931 · as Julia Wyndram
- The Great Power1929 · as Joan Wray