Norma Drury
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In film and television, Norma Drury works as an American actress, though few details of her career have been documented. She is credited in 'That Hamilton Woman'. Everything on file postdates 1937. The filmography points mostly to drama. The credit count is 8. The record puts her in 'Stage Door' as Olga.
Norma Drury
8 Movies
In film and television, Norma Drury works as an American actress, though few details of her career have been documented. She is credited in 'That Hamilton Woman'. Everything on file postdates 1937. The filmography points mostly to drama. The credit count is 8. The record puts her in 'Stage Door' as Olga.
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Deception
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A Song to Remember
Duchess of Orleans (uncredited)
1945
Film
The Adventures of Smilin' Jack
Frau Bauer [Chs. 6-7]
1943
Film
Madame Spy
Red Cross Woman
1942
Film
Get Hep to Love
1st Woman
1942
Film
The Mystery of Marie Roget
Madame De Luc
1942
Film
Saboteur
Refugee Mother (uncredited)
1942
Film
That Hamilton Woman
Queen of Naples
1941
Film
Stage Door
Olga
1937
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Norma Drury still alive?
Norma Drury passed away on January 12, 1978 at age 72.
What are the most famous roles of Norma Drury?
Norma Drury is best known for roles in Saboteur, Stage Door, That Hamilton Woman.
How many movies has Norma Drury been in?
Over a 41-year career (since 1937), Norma Drury has appeared in 8 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Norma Drury's first movie?
The career of Norma Drury began with Stage Door (1937).
What is Norma Drury's most recent movie or series?
Norma Drury's most recent release is Deception, which premiered on October 26, 1946.
Norma Drury
1905-11-20 · Massachusetts, USA
Norma (Drury) Boleslavsky played piano on- or off-camera, and/or acted dramatic roles, in appx. 13 films between 1932 and 1945 (e.g., "Stage Door" in '37), mostly after her husband's early, sudden death in January, 1937. Sometimes she was billed as Norma Boleslavsky, more often as Norma Drury. She also made guest appearances on popular radio programs of the 1930s and 1940s (Bergen-McCarthy, etc.). Norma and Richard Boleslavsky had one child, a son Jan (Janek), who was born in 1935 and died very young in 1962.