Dorothy Coburn Net Worth is
$10 Million

Mini Biography

Brunette, curvaceous Dorothy Coburn was the girl of western professional/manufacturer Wallace Coburn. She made an appearance in silent humor pants for Hal Roach, frequently as the quintessential flapper, culture female or nurse. Her perhaps most obviously pairing was with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Her best-known performances with the well-known duo are the Second a century (1927) (with Stan, within a well-known picture, covering her bottom level with white color); Putting Jeans on Philip (1927) (where she is getting chased by an overly-amorous, kilt-wearing Stan Laurel around city); so that as a dentist’s nurse in Keep ‘Em Laughing (1928). An authentic trooper, Dorothy cheerfully got every indignity inflicted upon her in her stride, whether it had been falling right into a pit of whitewash in The Completing Touch (1928), getting pied in The Fight of the Hundred years (1927), or protected in dirt in Should Wedded Men GO BACK HOME? (1928). An accomplished rider and a in shape sportsman, Dorothy also occasionally worked being a stunt performer in westerns. Following the development of audio, she was occasionally engaged being a stand-in for Ginger Rogers at RKO. After departing the film business in 1936, she discovered employment being a receptionist for an insurance provider.

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