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Top Roles Jenny Lind, Princess Tanya Strogoff, Louise Fuller, Mary Barrett, Princess Elizabeth / Cissy
Top GenresMusical, Romance, Drama, Comedy
Top TopicsRomance (Drama)
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Grace Moore Overview:

Actress, Grace Moore, was born Mary Willie Grace Moore on Dec 5, 1898 in Slabtown, TN. Moore died at the age of 48 on Jan 26, 1947 in Copenhagen, Denmark .

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Although Moore was nominated for one Oscar, she never won a competitive Academy Award.

Academy Awards

YearAwardFilm nameRoleResult
1934Best ActressOne Night of Love (1934)MaryNominated
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She was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures.

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Best Actress Oscar 1934
WINNER
Claudette Colbert
(as Ellie Andrews)
in It Happened One Night
Nominee
Bette Davis
(as Mildred)
in Of Human Bondage
Nominee

(as Mary)
in One Night of Love
Nominee
Norma Shearer
(as Elizabeth Barrett)
in The Barretts of Wimpole Street
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Grace Moore on the
Hollywood Walk of Fame

6274 Hollywood Blvd.


Ceremony Date: Feb 8, 1960
Category: Motion Pictures
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Grace Moore Facts
She was known as the comedian's comedian, and one of the few capable of making Jack Benny laugh at the drop of a hat. Anyway, Edward G. Robinson was hosting a private party for Grace Moore about the time her movie (One Night of Love) was coming out in 1934. At some point during the party, Grace was asked to sing the title song from the movie for the guests, to which she obliged. As the guests set up a couple of rows of chairs to listen to her sing, George Burns leaned forward and told Jack Benny that "it would be very rude of him to laugh when she starting singing". Of course the minute Grace started to sing, Benny began to laugh... and continued to laugh. George's punch line... "See, I don't make Jack Benny laugh... Grace Moore makes Jack Benny laugh".
Born in Slabtown, Tennessee, she was commissioned a colonel on the staff of the governor of Tennessee.
In the early 1930s, after Mary Garden shared top billing with the Mills Brothers, Grace Moore insisted that a clause be added to her contract stating that "no colored act" would appear on the same bill with her. Rather than agree, Loew management cancelled her appearance.
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