Wanda Hendrix (1928 - 1981)
American film and television actress| * | November 3, 1928 Jacksonville, Florida, USA | |
| as Dixie Wanda Hendrix | ||
| † | February 1, 1981 Burbank, California, USA |
Books with substantial mentioning of Wanda Hendrix
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Foreword by John-Michael Howson Cut!, Hollywood murders, accidents, and other tragedies Willoughby, Australia, 2005 |
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Andrew Sarris "You ain't heard nothin' yet", the American talking film ; history & memory ; 1927 - 1949 New York, Oxford, 1998 |
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| James Robert Parish and Lennard DeCarl with William T. Leonard and Gregory W. Mank Hollywood Players, The Forties New Rochelle, New York, 1976 |
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Books with an entry on Wanda Hendrix
| Frank N. Magill (ed.) Magill's Cinema Annual 1982, A Survey of 1981 Films Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1982 p. 491 
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Paul Michael, editor in chief. James Robert Parish, associate editor The American movies reference book, The sound era Englewood Cliffs, N.J.,, 1969 |
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Articles on Wanda Hendrix
| Chuck Stephens, Horse of a Different Color, Forties near-star Wanda Hendrix spoke in tongues and rode a painted pony, in: Filmcomment, nr. 4, 2013 pp. 20 |
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Films
1945
Confidential Agent
1947
Variety Girl
Welcome Stranger
Ride the Pink Horse
Nora Prentiss
1948
My Own True Love
Miss Tatlock's Millions
1949
Prince of Foxes
Song of Surrender
1950
Captain Carey, U.S.A.
Saddle Tramp
Sierra
The Admiral Was a Lady
1951
The Highwayman
1952
Montana Territory
1953
The Last Posse
Sea of Lost Ships
1954
The Black Dakotas
Highway Dragnet
1963
Johnny Cool
1964
Stage to Thunder Rock
1972
One Minute Before Death
1945
Confidential Agent
1947
Variety Girl
Welcome Stranger
Ride the Pink Horse
Nora Prentiss
1948
My Own True Love
Miss Tatlock's Millions
1949
Prince of Foxes
Song of Surrender
1950
Captain Carey, U.S.A.
Saddle Tramp
Sierra
The Admiral Was a Lady
1951
The Highwayman
1952
Montana Territory
1953
The Last Posse
Sea of Lost Ships
1954
The Black Dakotas
Highway Dragnet
1963
Johnny Cool
1964
Stage to Thunder Rock
1972
One Minute Before Death