Geneva Mitchell
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1907-02-03 – 1949-03-10 · Medarysville, Indiana, USA
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Geneva Mitchell (February 3, 1907 – March 10, 1949) was an American film actress. She appeared in over 70 films between 1929 and 1946. Mitchell started her career on the stage in a musical comedy. At age 17, she was in the choruses of Sally and the Ziegfeld Follies of 1921.
She signed a contract with Warner Brothers in October 1929, and with Columbia Pictures in June 1934. Modern viewers will recognize Mitchell from her appearances in the Three Stooges 1935 films Restless Knights, Pop Goes the Easel, and particularly Hoi Polloi. In Hoi Polloi, Mitchell plays a dance instructor who directs the Stooges to "do exactly as I do." Before she begins her dance, a bumblebee lands on her bare back, and then crawls under her dress. She becomes alarmed. Naturally, the Stooges mimic her every startled move. This hilarious footage was to be reused six years later in In the Sweet Pie and Pie.
- Morning Glory (1933) — Miss Hall
- Millie (1931) — Clara Roscoe (uncredited)
- Night World (1932) — Florabelle (uncredited)
- Pop Goes the Easel (1935) — Model in Black Gown (uncredited)
- Restless Knights (1935) — Anne, Queen of Anesthesia
- Skyscraper Souls (1932) — Mrs. Kyne
- Big City Blues (1932) — Gossip at 55 Club (uncredited)
- The World Gone Mad (1933) — Evelyn Henderson
- Ann Vickers (1933) — Leah Burbaum (uncredited)
- The Defense Rests (1934) — Mitchell's Receptionist
- Air Hawks (1935) — Gertie Dunlap
- The Big Gamble (1931) — Trixie, North's Companion
- Working Girls (1931) — Maizie (uncredited)
- Faithless (1932) — Party Guest
- The Devil Is Driving (1932) — Nellie (uncredited)
- Back Pay (1930) — Babe
- Follow Thru (1930) — Woman in Ladies' Locker Room (uncredited)
- Only Yesterday (1933) — Patty
- Son of the Gods (1930) — Connie (uncredited)
- This Side of Heaven (1934) — Nurse Healy (uncredited)
- False Faces (1932) — Florence Day
- The Girl from Calgary (1932) — Dolores Baker (uncredited)
- I Am Suzanne! (1933) — Fifi
- Good Sport (1931) — Party Girl