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Actress, Judith Allen, was born Marie Elliott on Feb 8, 1911 in New York City, NY. Allen died at the age of 85 on Oct 5, 1996 in Yucca Valley, CA .

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Uncle Ned Smith: What do you think?
Adele Martin: I think you're an old softy.
Uncle Ned Smith: Well, would you let them put a child like that in a home, would you?
Adele Martin: In my home.
Uncle Ned Smith: But you're not like those two in there. You're more like me. Where is Shirley?
Adele Martin: She's down at the airport with Loop.
Uncle Ned Smith: Loop? Who's Loop? Oh, I remember. He's that aviator fellow you were interested in.
Adele Martin: Uh, yes.


James 'Loop' Merritt: You can take her now, but only on the understanding that once I get a place for her, Shirley comes with me. I love that baby.
Adele Martin: I understand how you feel. Loop, regardless of what you think of me, I think you're the finest man I've ever known.


Saleswoman: That's all they want from us, the rats!
Corset model: [air-headedly] Well, what else have we got to give?


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She appeared in the October 1933 edition of Modern Mechanix. In the article she was named as "the girl with the most perfect back" after attending the California health show in Los Angeles. After examining x-rays her back was named the best as her back was in perfect alignment and without any curvature.

Former model and De Mille 'discovery' Judith Allen attracted more publicity for her marital life, than for her film career: she had two unsuccessful marriages to brawn (world heavyweight wrestling champion Gus 'the Goat' Sonnenberg and Irish heavyweight boxer Jack Doyle), followed by two equally unsuccessful ones to brain (book publisher Rudolph Field and a 'too intellectually inclined' army private, whom she divorced in 1944). She augmented her fading film career in the late 1930s as a night club singer.

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