Marjorie Beebe on AllMovie

A pleasantly round face and perky nose made Marjorie Beebe the perfect foil for two-reel comedians such as Andy Clyde and Bud Hamilton, with whom she shared many screen encounters while toiling for a waning but still viable Mack Sennett in the early 1930s. A graduate of Hollywood High, Beebe had played supporting roles in a wide variety of films prior to signing with Sennett in 1929. She remained with the former "King of Comedy" until 1933, returning to bit roles thereafter. Her final big-screen appearance was in 1939's Hollywood Cavalcade. She died in 1983.