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Elizabeth Patterson - Turner Classic Movies

Elizabeth Patterson

Actor

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Also Known As

Mary Elizabeth Patterson

Birth Place

Savannah, Tennessee, USA

Born

November 22, 1874

Died

January 31, 1966

Biography

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Often playing waspish or sweet old ladies, Elizabeth Patterson forever earned a place in TV history as Mrs. Trumbull, the neighbor who was Little Ricky's babysitter, on the perennial favorite "I Love Lucy." Although that may remain her best-known part, the actress had begun her career at the turn of the 20th Century on stage and arrived in Hollywood in 1926, appearing in silent films lik...

Filmography

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Tall Story (1960)

The Oregon Trail (1959)

Pal Joey (1957)

Las Vegas Shakedown (1955)

Washington Story (1952)

Katie Did It (1951)

Aunt Priscilla [Wakely]

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High, Wide And Handsome (1937) -- (Movie Clip) She's Been Kissed Before

High, Wide And Handsome (1937) -- (Movie Clip) The Morning's Half Over

Biography

Often playing waspish or sweet old ladies, Elizabeth Patterson forever earned a place in TV history as Mrs. Trumbull, the neighbor who was Little Ricky's babysitter, on the perennial favorite "I Love Lucy." Although that may remain her best-known part, the actress had begun her career at the turn of the 20th Century on stage and arrived in Hollywood in 1926, appearing in silent films like "The Boy Friend" and "The Return of Peter Grimm." Patterson went on to play the high-pitched Aunt Blanche to John Barrymore's amateur sleuth in several "Bulldog Drummond" programmers in the 1930s. She was well cast as the mother trying to hold her family together in the 1941 feature adaptation of "Tobacco Road" (1941). In all, Patterson appeared in more than 90 films ending her career at age 85 in 1960's "Tall Story."

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

Tall Story (1960)

The Oregon Trail (1959)

Pal Joey (1957)

Las Vegas Shakedown (1955)

Washington Story (1952)

Katie Did It (1951)

Aunt Priscilla [Wakely]

Bright Leaf (1950)

Tabitha Jackson

Intruder in the Dust (1950)

Miss [Eunice] Habersham

Little Women (1949)

Song of Surrender (1949)

Miss Tatlock's Millions (1948)

Welcome Stranger (1947)

Out of the Blue (1947)

The Shocking Miss Pilgrim (1947)

Catherine Dennison

The Secret Heart (1946)

I've Always Loved You (1946)

Colonel Effingham's Raid (1946)

Lady on a Train (1945)

Follow the Boys (1944)

Hail the Conquering Hero (1944)

Together Again (1944)

The Sky's the Limit (1943)

My Sister Eileen (1942)

Grandma Sherwood

The Vanishing Virginian (1942)

Beyond the Blue Horizon (1942)

I Married a Witch (1942)

Lucky Legs (1942)

Annabelle Dinwiddie

Almost Married (1942)

Her Cardboard Lover (1942)

Kiss the Boys Goodbye (1941)

Belle Starr (1941)

Michael Shayne, Private Detective (1941)

Tobacco Road (1941)

Anne of Windy Poplars (1940)

Earthbound (1940)

Adventure in Diamonds (1940)

Who Killed Aunt Maggie? (1940)

Remember the Night (1940)

Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police (1939)

The Cat and the Canary (1939)

Bulldog Drummond's Bride (1939)

Our Leading Citizen (1939)

Aunt Tillie [Clark]

Bad Little Angel (1939)

The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939)

Mrs. Mac Gregor

Bulldog Drummond's Peril (1938)

Scandal Street (1938)

Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (1938)

Sons of the Legion (1938)

Grandmother Lee

Sing You Sinners (1938)

Night Club Scandal (1937)

Mrs. Elvira Wardrobe

Night of Mystery (1937)

Mrs. Tobias Greene

High, Wide and Handsome (1937)

Grandma Cortlandt

Hold 'Em Navy! (1937)

Grandma Stackpole

Go West Young Man (1936)

Aunt Kate [Barnaby]

Small Town Girl (1936)

Timothy's Quest (1936)

Three Cheers for Love (1936)

Old Hutch (1936)

Her Master's Voice (1936)

Mrs. [Ellie] Martin

The Return of Sophie Lang (1936)

Araminta Sedley

So Red the Rose (1935)

Men Without Names (1935)

Chasing Yesterday (1935)

Hide-Out (1934)

Dinner at Eight (1934)

Secret of the Blue Room (1933)

Doctor Bull (1933)

The Story of Temple Drake (1933)

They Just Had to Get Married (1933)

Ever in My Heart (1933)

Hold Your Man (1933)

Golden Harvest (1933)

Infernal Machine (1933)

New Morals for Old (1932)

They Call It Sin (1932)

A Bill of Divorcement (1932)

[Aunt] Hester [Fairfield]

Guilty As Hell (1932)

The Expert (1932)

Miss Crackenwald

Love Me Tonight (1932)

Man Wanted (1932)

No Man of Her Own (1932)

Miss Pinkerton (1932)

Aunt Julia Mitchell

Breach of Promise (1932)

Life Begins (1932)

Play Girl (1932)

The Smiling Lieutenant (1931)

Baroness Von Schwedel

Husband's Holiday (1931)

Mrs. Caroline Reid

Daddy Long Legs (1931)

Tarnished Lady (1931)

Heaven on Earth (1931)

The Cat Creeps (1930)

The Big Party (1930)

Harmony at Home (1930)

The Lone Star Ranger (1930)

South Sea Rose (1929)

Words and Music (1929)

The Boy Friend (1926)

The Return of Peter Grimm (1926)

Mrs. Bartholomey

Life Events

1926

Was actively appearing in silent films

1938

Appeared in "Bulldog Drummond" film series

1941

Had starring role in feature film version of "Tobacco Road"

1950

Played Kathryn March in CBS version of "Little Women"

1960

Made final feature film, "Tall Story"

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Remember the Night - Scene Stills

Here are a few Scene Stills from Paramount's Remember the Night (1940), starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray.

Videos

High, Wide And Handsome (1937) -- (Movie Clip) She's Been Kissed Before At the town dance in Titusville, PA, 1859, infatuated Peter (Randolph Scott) with visiting medicine-show performer Sally (Irene Dunne) as his Grandma (Elizabeth Patterson) jousts with stuffy Stark (Irving Pichel) and a scuff-up with Scanlon (Charles Bickford) ensues, in High, Wide And Handsome, 1937.

High, Wide And Handsome (1937) -- (Movie Clip) The Morning's Half Over Arising on the Titusville, PA farm where she and her father (Raymond Walburn, with sidekick William Frawley) have been received as guests the day after their medicine-show wagon burned, Irene Dunne as Sally has a mixed exchange with hostess Grandma (Elizabeth Patterson), in Paramount’s High, Wide And Handsome, 1937, also starring Randolph Scott.

Bright Leaf (1950) -- (Movie Clip) You Can Let Go Now Aspiring cigarette entrepeneur Royle (Gary Cooper) returning to his North Carolina hometown circa 1894, catching the eye of Sonia (Lauren Bacall) then insulting Margaret (Patricia Neal) and her aunt (Elizabeth Patterson), in Bright Leaf, 1950, directed by Michael Curtiz.

No Man Of Her Own (1932) -- (Movie Clip) My Usual Life Of Sin Clark Gable as Manhattan gambler Stewart needs to get outa town, choosing Glendale where Connie (Carole Lombard, the future Mrs. Gable, in their only picture together), resides, and life is not all sweet, Elizabeth Patterson her mom, early in No Man Of Her Own, 1932

Hail The Conquering Hero (1944) -- (Movie Clip) He Could Be President Woodrow (Eddie Bracken), overwhelmed and intending to confess that he never served in the Marine Corps, can’t stop the judge (Jimmy Conlin) and Doc Bissell (Harry Hayden), who have nominated him for mayor on his homecoming, in Preston Sturges’ Hail The Conquering Hero, 1944.

Hail The Conquering Hero (1944) -- (Movie Clip) A Single Sour Note Franklin Pangborn (the band leader), the mother (Georgia Caine) and ex-sweetheart Libby (Ella Raines) among the revelers awaiting the local war hero, unaware that he hasn't told them he was forced to accept a medical discharge and never served, early in Preston Sturges' Hail The Conquering Hero, 1944.

Hail The Conquering Hero (1944) -- (Movie Clip) He's Got Jungle Fever Craziness at the homecoming for Woodrow (Eddie Bracken), pressed by Sarge (William Demarest), who served with his father, not to tell his mother (Georgia Caine) he was rejected by the Marines, Torben Meyer the neighbor, Ella Raines his ex-girl, who hasn't told him she's engaged, in Preston Sturges' Hail The Conquering Hero, 1944.

Sing You Sinners (1938) -- (Movie Clip) It's Not Macaroni Exposition in the Beebe household, Fred MacMurray as eldest brother Dave, Elizabeth Patterson as mom, Donald O’Connor as little Mike and Bing Crosby as the less-reliable younger brother Joe, though he was several years older than MacMurray, early in Paramount’s Sing You Sinners, 1938.

Story Of Alexander Graham Bell, The (1939) -- (Movie Clip) The Nature Of Sound In a Boston boarding house, 1873, we meet Don Ameche as the title character, a teacher of deaf children, Elizabeth Patterson the hostess, offering a demo then receiving Sanders (Gene Lockhart), a parent, and an investor (Charles Coburn), in The Story Of Alexander Graham Bell, 1939.

Cat And The Canary, The (1939) -- (Movie Clip) There Are Spirits All Around You Bob Hope as Wally joins fellow potential heirs at the spooky Louisiana mansion, George Zucco the lawyer, Gale Sondergaard the housekeeper, with Elizabeth Patterson, Nydia Westman, Douglass Montgomery and John Beal, then Paulette Goddard's entrance, in the horror-comedy The Cat And The Canary, 1939.

Cat And The Canary, The (1939) -- (Movie Clip) Is He A Dangerous Maniac? After the reading of their ancestor's will in his bayou home, Bob Hope as Wally, with Nydia Westman, George Zucco the lawyer, John Beal, Elizabeth Patterson, Paulette Goddard who got the money, Douglass Montgomery and John Wray, the guard bringing scary news, in the horror spoof The Cat And The Canary, 1939.

They Call It Sin (1932) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Belong To You Rapid events as traveling New Yorker Jimmy (David Manners) surprises lovesick Marion (Loretta Young) in her Kansas town on his way home, leading to a big reveal in conversation with her parents (Elizabeth Patterson, Erville Anderson), in the pre-Code They Call It Sin, 1932.

Pal Joey - (Original Trailer) Get a lesson in "Joey's Jargon" from Frank Sinatra himself, on the set of Pal Joey (1957).

Remember the Night -- (Original Trailer) Assistant D.A. Fred MacMurray takes shoplifter Barbara Stanwyck home for Christmas in Remember the Night (1940).

Man Wanted - (Original Trailer) A female executive (Kay Francis) falls in love with her male secretary (David Manners) in Man Wanted (1932).

Expert, The - (Original Trailer) An elderly man (Chic Sale) complicates his married son's life when he moves in in The Expert (1932).

Miss Pinkerton - (Original Trailer) A private duty nurse (Joan Blondell) gets herself mixed up in a murder investigation in Miss Pinkerton (1932).

Ever In My Heart - (Original Trailer) During World War I, a woman (Barbara Stanwyck) suspects her husband of being a German spy in Ever In My Heart (1933).

Vanishing Virginian, The - (Original Trailer) A conservative southern patriarch tries to cope with changing times in Frank Borzage's The Vanishing Virginian (1942).

Sky's The Limit, The - (Original Trailer) A pilot on leave (Fred Astaire) falls for a pretty news photographer in the musical The Sky's The Limit (1943).

Little Women (1949) - (Original Trailer) June Allyson is Jo and Elizabeth Taylor, Amy, seen here in the original theatrical trailer for the first color version of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, 1949, delivered by co-stars Peter Lawford and Janet Leigh.

Her Cardboard Lover - (Original Trailer) In Norma Shearer's final movie, she plays a flirt who tries to make her fiance jealous by hiring a gigolo in George Cukor's Her Cardboard Lover (1942).

Welcome Stranger - (Original Trailer) Going My Way stars Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald reunite as small town doctors in Welcome Stranger (1947).

Life Begins -- (Original Trailer) A maternity ward becomes the focus for the patients', doctors' and nurses' personal problems. A pre-code drama starring Loretta Young.

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