Winnie Lightner Net Worth is
$17 Million

Mini Biography

Winnie Lightner was referred to as Broadway’s “Tune a Minute Female” because she could belt out a tune in under 60 secs. Her brassy outgoing design lent itself to Warner’s Vitaphone pants when sound emerged in and shortly Winnie Lightner was a high Warner superstar. The lacking “Yellow metal Diggers of Broadway” was a triumph for Lightner in 1929, as well as the all-technicolor “Lifestyle from the Parry” was a straight bigger hit. Regardless of the large achievement of her initial few movies, Warner Brothers begun to assign maudlin jobs to Winnie and by 1933 she was at MGM playing second fiddle to superstars like Joan Crawford. Lightner got met Movie director Roy Del Ruth when he aimed “Yellow metal Diggers” plus they ultimately married. Winnie got a boy from a prior marriage called Richard Lightner (he legitimately transformed his name to Lightner) when she wedded Del Ruth. That they had a boy named Thomas who’s a cinematographer in Hollywood. After she give up pictures she under no circumstances looked back. Relatives and buddies never noticed her talking about her times of fame as well as the Del Ruth’s seldom entertained the film crowd within their house. Winnie passed away in 1972 and it is buried close to Roy on the Objective San Fernando in Southern California.

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