Who was Sally Eilers 's spouse from 1929 to 1933?
Sally Eilers Dorothea Sally Eilers ( December 11 , 1908 – January 5 , 1978 ) was an American actress . Early life . Eilers was born in New York City to a Jewish-American mother , Paula or Pauline Schoenberger , and a German-American father , Hio Peter Eilers ( an inventor ) . She had one sibling , a brother , Hio Peter Eilers Jr . When Eilers was young , she moved to Los Angeles with her parents , and in 1927 she graduated from Fairfax High School . She went into films because so many of her friends were in pictures . She studied for the stage , specializing in dancing . Her first try was a failure , so she tried typing , but then went back into pictures and succeeded . Career . She made her film debut in 1927 in The Red Mill , directed by Roscoe Arbuckle . After several minor roles as an extra , in 1927-1928 she found work with Mack Sennett as one of his flaming youth comedians in several comedy short subjects , along with Carole Lombard , who had been a school friend . In 1928 , she was voted as one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars , a yearly list of young actresses selected by publicity people in the film business , with selection based on the actresses having shown the most promise during the past 12 months . Eilers was a popular figure in early-1930s Hollywood , known for her high spirits and vivacity . Her films were mostly comedies and crime melodramas such as Quick Millions ( 1931 ) with Spencer Tracy and George Raft . By the end of the decade , her popularity had waned , and her subsequent film appearances were few . She made her final film appearance in Stage to Tucson ( 1950 ) . Personal life . She was married four times , beginning with Western actor Hoot Gibson . She and her second husband , Harry Joe Brown , had one child , a son , Harry Joe Brown Jr . ( 1934-2006 ) . She lived in a mansion in Beverly Hills , California designed by architect Paul R . Williams . Eilers was a Democrat who supported Adlai Stevensons campaign during the 1952 presidential election . Like her mother , Eilers adhered to Judaism . Death . During her final years , Eilers suffered poor health , and died from a heart attack on January 5 , 1978 , in Woodland Hills , California , at the age of 69 . She was cremated and her remains were interred in a small niche in the Freedom Mausoleum , Columbarium of Understanding , Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery , Glendale , California . Partial filmography . - The Red Mill ( 1927 ) ( uncredited ) - ( 1927 ) - Paid to Love ( 1927 ) - The Cradle Snatchers ( 1927 ) - The Campus Vamp ( 1928 ) ( short subject ) - Fazil ( 1928 ) - The Good-Bye Kiss ( 1928 ) - The Crowd ( 1928 ) - Dry Martini ( 1928 ) - Broadway Babies ( 1929 ) - Weary River ( 1929 ) - Sailors Holiday ( 1929 ) - The Long Long Trail ( 1929 ) - The Show of Shows ( 1929 ) - She Couldnt Say No ( 1930 ) - Let Us Be Gay ( 1930 ) - Doughboys ( 1930 ) - Trigger Tricks ( 1930 ) - Roaring Ranch ( 1930 ) - Clearing the Range ( 1931 ) - Parlor , Bedroom and Bath ( 1931 ) - Quick Millions ( 1931 ) - The Black Camel ( 1931 ) - A Holy Terror ( 1931 ) - Over the Hill ( 1931 ) - Reducing ( 1931 ) - Bad Girl ( 1931 ) - Disorderly Conduct ( 1932 ) - Hat Check Girl ( 1932 ) - Hold Me Tight ( 1933 ) - Made on Broadway ( 1933 ) - Sailors Luck ( 1933 ) - Second Hand Wife ( 1933 ) - Central Airport ( 1933 ) - State Fair ( 1933 ) - Walls of Gold ( 1933 ) - She Made Her Bed ( 1934 ) - Three on a Honeymoon ( 1934 ) - I Spy ( 1934 ) - Pursuit ( 1935 ) - Alias Mary Dow ( 1935 ) - Carnival ( 1935 ) - Remember Last Night ? ( 1935 ) - Dont Get Personal ( 1936 ) - Talk of the Devil ( 1936 ) ( British ) - Without Orders ( 1936 ) - Strike Me Pink ( 1936 ) - Danger Patrol ( 1937 ) - We Have Our Moments ( 1937 ) - Lady Behave ! ( 1937 ) - Tarnished Angel ( 1938 ) - Condemned Women ( 1938 ) - Everybodys Doing It ( 1938 ) - The Nurse from Brooklyn ( 1938 ) - Full Confession ( 1939 ) - They Made Her a Spy ( 1939 ) - I Was a Prisoner on Devils Island ( 1941 ) - First Aid ( 1943 ) ( short subject ) - A Wave , a WAC and a Marine ( 1944 ) - Strange Illusion ( 1945 ) - Coroner Creek ( 1948 ) External links . - Photographs of Sally Eilers