Patricia Ellis

Patricia Ellis's acting career took off when she was a mere 16 years old. In her early acting career, Ellis appeared in such films as the Warren William drama "Three on a Match" (1932), the comedy "Picture Snatcher" (1933) with James Cagney and the romance "The King's Vacation" (1933) with George Arliss.

She also appeared in the drama "The World Changes" (1933) with Paul Muni, "The Narrow Corner" (1933) and "Elmer the Great" (1933). She continued to act in productions like "The Circus Clown" (1934), "The St. Louis Kid" (1934) and "Let's Be Ritzy" (1934). She also appeared in "A Night at the Ritz" (1935). Nearing the end of her career, she tackled roles in "Rhythm in the Clouds" (1937), "Step Lively, Jeeves!" (1937) and "Venus Makes Trouble" (1937). She also appeared in "Block-Heads" (1938) and "Romance on the Run" (1938). Ellis was most recently credited in the Cheryl Dunye dramatic comedy "The Watermelon Woman" (1997). Ellis was married to George T O'Maley and had one child. Ellis passed away in March 1970 at the age of 54.