Ruth Etting
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Birth Place
David City, Nebraska, USA
Born
November 23, 1907
Died
September 24, 1978
Biography
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Ruth Etting boasts musical talents that have been featured in a variety of Hollywood productions. Etting was also credited in "Shy People" (1987) with Jill Clayburgh, the Laura Dern dramedy "Rambling Rose" (1991) and "Water for Elephants" (2011). Etting began her career with roles in "Roman Scandals" (1933) and the musical comedy "Hips, Hips, Hooray!" (1934) with Bert Wheeler. Et...
Filmography
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Gift of Gab
(1934)
Ruth
Hips, Hips, Hooray!
(1934)
Ruth Etting
Hell Bent for Love
(1934)
Cigarette girl
Mr. Broadway
(1933)
At the "Paradise"
Roman Scandals
(1933)
Olga
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
(2016)
Song Performer
Family & Companions
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Martin Snyder
Husband
Mobster, manager. Married July 17, 1922; divorced November 30, 1937.
Myrl Alderman
Husband
Pianist. Married December 14, 1938; was shot two months earlier by Martin Snyder.
Biography
Ruth Etting boasts musical talents that have been featured in a variety of Hollywood productions. Etting was also credited in "Shy People" (1987) with Jill Clayburgh, the Laura Dern dramedy "Rambling Rose" (1991) and "Water for Elephants" (2011). Etting began her career with roles in "Roman Scandals" (1933) and the musical comedy "Hips, Hips, Hooray!" (1934) with Bert Wheeler. Etting's music was most recently featured in the Emma Stone dramatic comedy "Magic in the Moonlight" (2014). Etting was married to Martin Snyder. Etting passed away in September 1978 at the age of 71.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Gift of Gab
(1934)
Ruth
Hips, Hips, Hooray!
(1934)
Ruth Etting
Hell Bent for Love
(1934)
Cigarette girl
Mr. Broadway
(1933)
At the "Paradise"
Roman Scandals
(1933)
Olga
Music (Feature Film)
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
(2016)
Song Performer
Magic in the Moonlight
(2014)
Song Performer
Water for Elephants
(2011)
Song
Rambling Rose
(1991)
Song Performer
Shy People
(1987)
Song Performer
Cast (Short)
No Contest!
(1934)
The Song of Fame
(1934)
A Regular Trouper
(1932)
Artistic Temper
(1932)
A Modern Cinderella
(1932)
Words & Music
(1931)
Roseland
(1930)
Life Events
Videos
Movie Clip
Companions
Martin Snyder
Husband
Mobster, manager. Married July 17, 1922; divorced November 30, 1937.
Myrl Alderman
Husband
Pianist. Married December 14, 1938; was shot two months earlier by Martin Snyder.
