Birthday
1904/11/06
Day of death
1983/04/23 (78 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
New York City, New York, USA
Also know as
Selena Royale
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Selena Royle (November 6, 1904 – April 23, 1983) was an American actress (of stage, radio, television and film), and later, an author. Royle was born in New York City to playwright Edwin Milton Royle and actress Selena Fetter (April 12, 1860 - May 10, 1955). She had an older sister, Josephine Fetter Royle (1901–1992). Her mother recounted in a newspaper article that she used to take Selena along with her to her rehearsals and performances. One night, then...Read more
(1949) My Dream Is Yours
as Freda Hofer
(1951) He Ran All the Way
as Mrs. Dobbs
(1949) The Heiress
as Elizabeth Almond
(1948) Moonrise
as Aunt Jessie
(1955) Murder Is My Beat
as Beatrice Abbott
(1950) The Damned Don't Cry
as Patricia Longworth
(1953) Robot Monster
as Mother
(1948) Joan of Arc
as Isabelle d'Arc, Joan's Mother
(1944) The Fighting Sullivans
as Mrs. Alleta Sullivan
(1946) Courage of Lassie
as Mrs. Merrick
(1944) Mrs. Parkington
as Mattie Trounson
(1949) You're My Everything
as Mrs. Adams
(1948) A Date with Judy
as Mrs. Foster
(1945) Main Street After Dark
as 'Ma' Abby Dibson
(1946) The Green Years
as Mama Leckie
(1944) Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
as Mrs. Reynolds
(1947) Cass Timberlane
as Louise Wargate
(1948) You Were Meant for Me
as Cora Mayhew
(1950) The Big Hangover
as Kate Mahoney
(1947) The Romance of Rosy Ridge
as Sairy MacBean
(1949) Bad Boy
as Judge Florence Prentiss
(1948) Summer Holiday
as Mrs. Essie Miller
(1946) The Harvey Girls
as Miss Bliss
(1974) That's Entertainment!
as (archive footage) (uncredited)
(1932) The Misleading Lady
as Alice Connell
(1946) No Leave, No Love
as Mrs. Hanlon
(1943) Stage Door Canteen
as Selena Royle
(1946) Till the End of Time
as Mrs. Kincheloe
(1950) Branded
as Mrs. Lavery
(1951) Come Fill the Cup
as Mrs. Dolly Copeland
(1945) This Man's Navy
as Maude Weaver
(1948) Smart Woman
as Mrs. Wayne
(1946) Gallant Journey
as Mrs. Zachary Montgomery
(1946) Night and Day
as Kate Porter