Margaret Armstrong

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Margaret Armstrong

ACTING

1885-10-07

1961-12-15

Providence, Rhode Island, USA

Biography

Margaret Armstrong (born Winifred Margaret Atwell) was an American stage and screen actress.

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Biography

Margaret Armstrong (born Winifred Margaret Atwell) was an American stage and screen actress.

Best known for:

Filmography:

Tomorrow and Tomorrow poster

Tomorrow and Tomorrow(1932)

Miss Frazer

Ann Vickers poster

Ann Vickers(1933)

Miss Jones (uncredited)

Three Cornered Moon poster

Three Cornered Moon(1933)

Mrs. Johnson (uncredited)

Walking Back Home poster

Walking Back Home(1933)

Mrs. Fleetwood

She Loves Me Not poster

She Loves Me Not(1934)

Martha - the Mercers' Maid

Lightning Strikes Twice poster

Lightning Strikes Twice(1934)

Martha

Finishing School poster

Finishing School(1934)

Edith (uncredited)

Bedlam of Beards poster

Bedlam of Beards(1934)

Mrs. Whipple

Annie Oakley poster

Annie Oakley(1935)

Mrs. Oakley

Our Little Girl poster

Our Little Girl(1935)

Amy

Mary Jane's Pa poster

Mary Jane's Pa(1935)

Third Gossip

M'Liss poster

M'Liss(1936)

Delia Morpher

The Soldier and the Lady poster

The Soldier and the Lady(1937)

Gypsy Woman (Uncredited)

We Have Our Moments poster

We Have Our Moments(1937)

Mother

Life Begins with Love poster

Life Begins with Love(1937)

Mrs. Briggs (uncredited)

Women in Prison poster

Women in Prison(1938)

Mrs. Tatum

Go Chase Yourself poster

Go Chase Yourself(1938)

Mrs. Daniels (uncredited)

Western Jamboree poster

Western Jamboree(1938)

Mrs. Gregory

Four Girls in White poster

Four Girls in White(1939)

Admitting Desk Nurse

Sorority House poster

Sorority House(1939)

Mrs. Pettingell Dawson

Public Deb No. 1 poster

Public Deb No. 1(1940)

President

No, No, Nanette poster

No, No, Nanette(1940)

Dowager

Pacific Blackout poster

Pacific Blackout(1941)

Telephone Operator Supervisor

Lady in a Jam poster

Lady in a Jam(1942)

Matron (uncredited)

Duke of the Navy poster

Duke of the Navy(1942)

Mrs. John T. Duke