Virginia Field Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles

VIRGINIA FIELD

Born: November 4, 1917 in London, England, United Kingdom
Died: January 2, 1992 in Palm Desert, California

Virginia Field (1917-1992) performed on English and continental stages before turning to films. She took the screen name of Virginia in honor of General Robert E. Lee, her mother's cousin. She was featured in such movies as The Lady is Willing (1934), Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936), Waterloo Bridge (1940) and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1949). She appeared in several of the Mr. Moto films of the 1930s, and starred in the Broadway comedies The Doughgirls (1942) and Light Up the Sky (1948). She was married to actors Paul Douglas and Willard Parker, the latter lasting from 1951 until her death.

Film Credits | show more show less

1955 The Red Skelton Hour (in person), 1953 The Case Against the 20 Federal Admissions Tax on Motion Picture (Other), 1952-1956 Schlitz Playhouse (Performer), 1949 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (Performer), 1975 Adam-12 (Performer), 1962 Adventures in Paradise (Performer), 1961 The New Breed (Performer), 1961 Tales of Wells Fargo (Performer), 1960 Johnny Midnight (Performer), 1955 Damon Runyon Theater (Performer), 1954-1955 Fireside Theatre (Performer), 1955 General Electric Theater (Performer), 1951 Week-End with Father (Performer), 1951 The Lady Pays Off (Performer), 1950 Dial 1119 (Performer), 1947 The Imperfect Lady (Performer), 1942 Atlantic Convoy (Performer), 1941 Knockout (Performer), 1940 Dance, Girl, Dance (Performer), 1940 Waterloo Bridge (Performer), 1939 Captain Fury (Performer), 1937 Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo (Performer), 1936 Little Lord Fauntleroy (Performer), 1961 Tales of Wells Fargo (Sound), 1947 Variety Girl (in person), 1958-1966 Perry Mason (Performer), 1961 The Rebel (Performer), 1960 The Comedy Spot (Performer), 1956 The 20th Century-Fox Hour (Performer), 1953 The Veils of Bagdad (Performer), 1947 Christmas Eve (Performer), 1941 Hudson's Bay (Performer), 1939 Mr. Moto's Last Warning (Performer), 1937 Ali Baba Goes to Town (Performer), 1937 Lancer Spy (Performer), 1936 Ladies in Love (Performer), 1936 Sing, Baby, Sing (Performer), 1956 Inside Beverly Hills (in person), 1951 Your Show of Shows (in person), 1961 The Explosive Generation (Performer), 1959 The Millionaire (Performer), 1959 Man with a Camera (Performer), 1957 Rockabilly Baby (Performer), 1955 The Whistler (Performer), 1953 Hollywood Opening Night (Performer), 1947 Repeat Performance (Performer), 1947 The Perfect Marriage (Performer), 1947 Ladies' Man (Performer), 1943 The Crystal Ball (Performer), 1941 Singapore Woman (Performer), 1939 The Sun Never Sets (Performer), 1939 Bridal Suite (Performer), 1937 Think Fast, Mr. Moto (Performer), 1943 Stage Door Canteen (in person), 1941 Meet the Stars #6: Stars at Play (in person), 1967 Felony Squad (Performer), 1966 T.H.E. Cat (Performer), 1966 Iron Horse (Performer), 1964 The Earth Dies Screaming (Performer), 1959 Alcoa Theatre (Performer), 1957 Appointment with a Shadow (Performer), 1956 Four Star Playhouse (Performer), 1956 Screen Directors Playhouse (Performer), 1952-1956 The Ford Television Theatre (Performer), 1956 Chevron Hall of Stars (Performer), 1953 The Revlon Mirror Theater (Performer), 1952 Crime Photographer (Performer), 1949 John Loves Mary (Performer), 1948 Dream Girl (Performer), 1939 The Cisco Kid and the Lady (Performer), 1939 Eternally Yours (Performer), 1939 Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation (Performer), 1937 London by Night (Performer), 1936 Career Woman (Performer), 1936 Lloyd's of London (Performer), 1936 Thank You, Jeeves! (Performer), 1934 The Lady Is Willing (Performer), 1934 The Primrose Path (Performer), 1949 John Loves Mary (Sound), 1939 The Cisco Kid and the Lady (Sound), 1937 London by Night (Sound), 1936 Lloyd's of London (Sound)

Theater Credits

Light Up the Sky - Performer (November 18, 1948 - May 21, 1949), The Doughgirls - Performer (December 30, 1942 - July 29, 1944), Panama Hattie - Performer (October 30, 1940 - January 3, 1942)