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Dolly Haas

Bio: Dolly Haas was a German/American stage and screen actress and singer who played in German and American films, and often appeared in Broadway plays. She was an accomplished actress in German cinema before moving to the United States

Born: Fri, Apr 29 1910

Birthplace: Hamburg, Germany

Death: Fri, Sep 16 1994

Dolly Haas is 84 years old

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The Line King: The Al Hirschfeld Story

Dolly Haas would have been no older than 84 in The Line King: The Al Hirschfeld Story as 'Self'.

Movie Released: Fri, Sep 27 1996

The Exiles

Dolly Haas was 79 in The Exiles as 'Self'.

Movie Released: Sun, Sep 24 1989

Dolly, Lotte and Maria

Dolly Haas was 76 in Dolly, Lotte and Maria as 'self'.

Movie Released: Mon, Feb 16 1987

Main Street to Broadway

Dolly Haas was 43 in Main Street to Broadway as 'Self (uncredited)'.

Movie Released: Mon, Oct 12 1953

I Confess

Dolly Haas was 42 in I Confess as 'Alma Keller'.

Movie Released: Fri, Feb 13 1953

The Merry Widow

Dolly Haas was 42 in The Merry Widow as '1st Little Girl (uncredited)'.

Movie Released: Fri, Sep 05 1952

Du Barry was a Lady

Dolly Haas was 33 in Du Barry was a Lady as 'Miss April'.

Movie Released: Fri, Aug 13 1943

The Bank Dick

Dolly Haas was 30 in The Bank Dick as 'Script Girl (uncredited)'.

Movie Released: Fri, Nov 29 1940

Spy of Napoleon

Dolly Haas was 26 in Spy of Napoleon as 'Eloise'.

Movie Released: Wed, Sep 09 1936

Broken Blossoms

Dolly Haas was 26 in Broken Blossoms as 'Lucy Burrows'.

Movie Released: Wed, May 20 1936

Warum lügt Fräulein Käthe?

Dolly Haas was 24 in Warum lügt Fräulein Käthe? as 'Käthe Wilkens'.

Movie Released: Tue, Jan 29 1935

Girls Will Be Boys

Dolly Haas was 24 in Girls Will Be Boys as 'Pat Caverley'.

Movie Released: Mon, Oct 29 1934

Es tut sich was um Mitternacht

Dolly Haas was 23 in Es tut sich was um Mitternacht as 'Susi'.

Movie Released: Tue, Mar 13 1934

The Page from the Dalmasse Hotel

Dolly Haas was 23 in The Page from the Dalmasse Hotel as 'Friedel Bornemann'.

Movie Released: Thu, Nov 23 1933

Kleines Mädel, großes Glück

Dolly Haas was 23 in Kleines Mädel, großes Glück as 'Annie Schierke'.

Movie Released: Mon, Oct 23 1933

Die kleine Schwindlerin

Dolly Haas was 22 in Die kleine Schwindlerin as 'Annette'.

Movie Released: Sun, Apr 02 1933

The Private Secretary Gets Married

Dolly Haas was 22 in The Private Secretary Gets Married as 'Lotte'.

Movie Released: Fri, Mar 17 1933

Big City Night

Dolly Haas was 22 in Big City Night as 'Madeleine Duchanef'.

Movie Released: Thu, Jan 26 1933

A Girl You Don't Forget

Dolly Haas was 22 in A Girl You Don't Forget as 'Lisa Brandes'.

Movie Released: Fri, Jan 20 1933

Scampolo, ein Kind der Straße

Dolly Haas was 22 in Scampolo, ein Kind der Straße as 'Scampolo'.

Movie Released: Tue, Oct 25 1932

A Tremendously Rich Man

Dolly Haas was 21 in A Tremendously Rich Man as 'Curts Freundin Dolly'.

Movie Released: Sat, Feb 13 1932

Things Are Getting Better Already

Dolly Haas was 21 in Things Are Getting Better Already as 'Edith Ringler'.

Movie Released: Sat, Feb 06 1932

Love's Command

Dolly Haas was 21 in Love's Command as 'Antonia'.

Movie Released: Tue, Nov 10 1931

The Upright Sinner

Dolly Haas was 21 in The Upright Sinner as 'Hedwig Pichlers-Tochter'.

Movie Released: Wed, Oct 21 1931

The Ball

Dolly Haas was 21 in The Ball

Movie Released: Thu, Sep 10 1931

One Hour of Happiness

Dolly Haas was 20 in One Hour of Happiness as 'Die Puppe'.

Movie Released: Mon, Mar 16 1931

Dolly is making a career

Dolly Haas was 20 in Dolly is making a career as 'Dolly Klaren'.

Movie Released: Mon, Sep 29 1930

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Film Emigration from Nazi Germany

Dolly Haas was 65+ in Film Emigration from Nazi Germany as 'Self'.

TV Show Released: First Air Date
Tue, Nov 11 1975