Wini Shaw
Feb 25, 1907 — May 2, 1982 (75 years)
San Francisco, California, USA
30 Movies
75R.I.P.
30Movies
0Series
Wini Shaw
30 Movies
75 R.I.P.
R.I.P.
30
Movies
0
Series
Movies
In Caliente
1935
Satan Met a Lady
1936
Front Page Woman
1935
The Case of the Curious Bride
1935
September in the Rain
1937
Smart Blonde
1937
The Case of the Velvet Claws
1936
Wake Up and Dream
1934
Ready, Willing and Able
1937
Cross Country Cruise
1934
Gift of Gab
1934
Page Miss Glory
1935
The CooCoo Nut Grove
1936
Hollywood Wonderland
1947
Broadway Hostess
1935
Gold Diggers of 1935
1935
Sweet Adeline
1934
Sons o' Guns
1936
Musical Movieland
1944
What, No Men?
1935
Fugitive in the Sky
1936
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Ready, Willing and Able
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Hollywood Wonderland
Gypsy (clip from "Gypsy Sweetheart", 1935) (uncredited)
1947
Film
Musical Movieland
Island Princess
1944
Film
Little Me
'Failed' Singer
1938
Film
September in the Rain
Blue Dye Bottle / Morton Salt Girl (voice) (uncredited)
1937
Film
Melody for Two
Lorna Wray
1937
Film
Ready, Willing and Able
Jane Clarke
1937
Film
Smart Blonde
Dolly Ireland
1937
Film
Fugitive in the Sky
Autumn Day
1936
Film
The CooCoo Nut Grove
Helen Morgan (voice)
1936
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wini Shaw still alive?
Wini Shaw passed away on May 2, 1982 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Wini Shaw?
Wini Shaw is best known for roles in Gold Diggers of 1935, Satan Met a Lady, The CooCoo Nut Grove.
How many movies has Wini Shaw been in?
Over a 48-year career (since 1934), Wini Shaw has appeared in 34 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Wini Shaw's first movie?
The career of Wini Shaw began with Cross Country Cruise (1934).
What is Wini Shaw's most recent movie or series?
Wini Shaw's most recent release is Hollywood Wonderland, which premiered on August 9, 1947.
Wini Shaw
1907-02-25 · San Francisco, California, USA
Wini Shaw (often credited as Winifred Shaw) was an American singer, dancer, and stage and screen actress. She is today best remembered for introducing the song "Lullaby of Broadway" in the 1935 film Gold Diggers of 1935. Despite it today sometimes being stated that her maiden name was Momi, it was, in fact, Shaw (corresponding with the last name of her parents and all her siblings).