Jean Parker Overview:

Actress, Jean Parker, was born Lois Mae Green on Aug 11, 1915 in Deer Lodge, MT. Parker died at the age of 90 on Nov 30, 2005 in Woodland Hills, CA .

HONORS and AWARDS:

.

She was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures.

BlogHub Articles:

Pawsome Pet Pictures: .

By Dawn on Jul 4, 2012 From Noir and Chick Flicks

She was an accomplished clothes designer and designed many lovely creations, but considered it a hobby and usually just kept her designs for herself.... Read full article


See all articles

Jean Parker Quotes:

Lucille: What would Bluebeard want with me?


[last lines]
Matthews: Such fine coffee.
Murkil: Isn't it?
[we cut to a different scene]
Carol Dunlap: Oh, Albert!


Toni: You can't mix mongrels with thoroughbreds.


read more quotes from Jean Parker...



Share this page:
Visit the Classic Movie Hub Blog CMH
Also a Leo






See All Leos >>
Jean Parker on the
Hollywood Walk of Fame



See All Walk of Fame Stars >>
Jean Parker Facts
As the winner of an art poster competition celebrating the 1932 Olympic Games (to be held in Los Angeles), Jean was invited to be one of the models decorating the float in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade.

According to the 1930 federal census, Jean's actual name was Lois M. Green and she was born about 1917 in Montana, making her 16 when she appeared in the 1933 production. In 1930 she was living with her mother, Pearl M. Green, age 39 (born about 1891 in Nebraska, parents from Virginia and Iowa) and her sister La Vona M. Green, age 11 (born about 1919 in Colorado); other than that he was born in South Dakota, no father is mentioned. The parents married about 1913 and do not seem to appear in the 1920 census.

She was divorced four times: first husband was New York newsman George MacDonald; second husband radio commentator Douglas Dawson; third husband Los Angeles insurance broker Curtis Grotter; fourth husband actor Robert Lowery, the father of her son Robert Jr.

See All Related Facts >>