- Born: May 27, 1909 in Oakland, California
- Occupation: Actor
- Active: '30s
- Major Genres: Drama, Comedy
- Career Highlights: Sandflow, Daring Daughters, Symphony of Six Million
- First Major Screen Credit: Symphony of Six Million (1932)
Biography
A show girl prior to signing with
Fox in the early days of sound, brunette Lita Chevret also played show girls onscreen in such musicals as
Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 (1929) and
The Cuckoos (1930). The latter starred the team of
Bert Wheeler and
Robert Woolsey. She was re-teamed with the cigar-chomping Woolsey in
Everything's Rosie, as juvenile lead Johnny Darrow's too-sophisticated fiancée. There would be several other such roles:
Lili Damita's rival in
Goldie Gets Along (1932) and
Constance Cummings' nemesis in
Glamour (1934). But more often than not, she played unnamed chorus girls or "party guests." She was a manicurist in her final credited film,
The Philadelphia Story (1940). ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
