Biography
Mary Wickes (born Mary Isabella Wickenhauser; June 13, 1910 – October 22, 1995 ) was an American stage, screen, and television actress. Her specialty was wisecracking no-nonsense types.
Mary Wickes
Acting
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Shemp Cocktail: A Toast to the Original Stooge· 2008
Self (archive footage)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame· 1996
Gargoyle Laverne (voice)
Little Women· 1994
Aunt March
Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit· 1993
Sister Mary Lazarus
Sister Act· 1992
Sister Mary Lazarus
Postcards from the Edge· 1990
Grandma
ALF Loves a Mystery· 1987
Fatal Confession: A Father Dowling Mystery· 1987
Marie Murkin
The Christmas Gift· 1986
Henrietta Sawyer
First The Egg· 1985
Ms. Crandall
The Canterville Ghost· 1985
Mrs. Umney
Touched by Love· 1980
Margaret
Lucy Calls the President· 1977
Millie Baker
Napoleon and Samantha· 1972
Employment Office Clerk
The Open Window· 1972
Mrs. Sappleton
Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows· 1968
Sister Clarissa
The Spirit Is Willing· 1967
Gloria Tritt
The Trouble with Angels· 1966
Sister Clarissa
Dear Heart· 1965
Miss Fox
How to Murder Your Wife· 1965
Harold's Secretary
The Decorator· 1965
Viola
Fate Is the Hunter· 1964
Mrs. Llewlyn
The Music Man· 1962
Mrs. Squires
The Sins of Rachel Cade· 1961
Marie Grieux
Cimarron· 1960
Mrs. Neal Hefner
It Happened to Jane· 1959
Matilda Runyon
The Proud Rebel· 1958
Mrs. Ainsley (uncredited)
Don't Go Near the Water· 1957
Janie
Dance with Me, Henry· 1956
Miss Mayberry
Good Morning, Miss Dove· 1955
Miss Lorraine Ellwood
Destry· 1954
Bessie Mae Curtis
Ma and Pa Kettle at Home· 1954
Miss Wetter
White Christmas· 1954
Emma Allen
By the Light of the Silvery Moon· 1953
Stella
Half a Hero· 1953
Mrs. Watts
The Actress· 1953
Emma Glavey
Bloodhounds of Broadway· 1952
Lady at Laundry (uncredited)
The Story of Will Rogers· 1952
Mrs. Foster
Young Man with Ideas· 1952
Mrs. Jasper Gilpin
I'll See You in My Dreams· 1951
Anna
On Moonlight Bay· 1951
Stella
The Petty Girl· 1950
Prof. Whitman
Anna Lucasta· 1949
Stella
June Bride· 1948
Rosemary McNally
The Decision of Christopher Blake· 1948
Clara
Happy Land· 1943
Emmy (uncredited)
Higher and Higher· 1943
Sandy Brooks
How's About It· 1943
'Mike' Tracy