Eulabelle Moore facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Eulabelle Moore
Born	1903
Died	1964
Nationality	American
Occupation	Actress
Known for	Broadway productions, a film

Eulabelle Moore (1903 – 1964) was an American actress. She was well-known for her many roles in plays on Broadway, which is a famous theater district in New York City. She also appeared in one film.

Eulabelle Moore's Acting Career

On Broadway

Eulabelle Moore performed in 15 different Broadway plays. Some of her famous roles were in A Streetcar Named Desire (1950), The Male Animal (1952), and Great Day in the Morning (1962).

Once, Eulabelle was supposed to act in a play called The Fundamental George. She was cast as a maid. However, she became ill and could not perform. Another actress, Helen Bonfils, took over her role. A director named John Gerstad said that Eulabelle was a very talented comedy actress.

Many people praised Eulabelle's acting. For example, The Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper wrote about her role in Danger - Men Working. They said she was excellent as a janitress who knew everything happening in an apartment building. Another reviewer, Gladys March, wrote about Eulabelle's part in Here Today. She said Eulabelle's portrayal of a maid named Gertrude made the audience laugh a lot.

In Movies

Eulabelle Moore also acted in a movie called The Horror of Party Beach in 1964. This was the same year she passed away. In the film, she played a housekeeper named Eulabelle. Her character was important to the story. She helped figure out how to stop the creatures in the movie.

Some people have noted that the way her character was shown in the film might seem old-fashioned or unfair today. However, Eulabelle's character still played a key part in the movie's plot.