by Hans J. Wollstein
biography
A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, blonde Rosemary Ames (born Knowlton) starred in a London West End production of Late Night Final prior to entering films with the British-lensed Love on the Spot (1932). That led to a contract with Fox in Hollywood and she co-starred in such melodramas as I Believe in You (1934), as a naïve writer mixed up with Bohemian types in New York's Greenwich Village, and Our Little Girl (1935), as Shirley Temple's mother. There were a couple of others, but Fox obviously lost interest when I Believe in You proved a flop.
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One More Spring
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1935 | |||
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Our Little Girl
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1935 | |||
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The Great Hotel Murder
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1935 | |||
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I Believe in You
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1934 | |||
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Pursued
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1934 | |||
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Such Women Are Dangerous
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1934 | |||
| 1933 | ||||
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Love on the Spot
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1932 |