Myrtle Vail

Myrtle Vail

Grandmother of writer/director Charles B. Griffith.

Mother of actress Donna Damerel.

She was a star on radio. She is best known today for playing in two of Roger Corman's ultra-low-budget horror comedies, A Bucket of Blood (1959) and The Little Shop of Horrors (1960), both of which were written by her grandson, Charles B. Griffith.

She was a vaudeville performer who moved to radio, and created the popular radio serial "The Story of Myrt and Marge" which ran in the 1930s-40s. She played Myrt and her daughter, Donna Damerel, played Marge.


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