Helen Mack

Helen Mack embarked upon a cinematic journey at the tender age of ten, and by the time she had reached the age of 13, she was already captivating audiences with her impressive vaudeville performances. Despite her early start, it wasn't until the 1930s that her acting career truly began to flourish, as she established herself as one of the most skilled and emotive criers in the film industry. Throughout her illustrious career, Helen Mack had the privilege of sharing the screen with some of the most renowned actors of her time, including Lee Tracy, George Raft, and Harold Lloyd. Her impressive range and versatility led to her being cast in numerous leading roles, with some of her most notable performances coming in the films Son of Kong (1933) and His Girl Friday (1940). In addition to her on-screen accomplishments, Helen Mack also went on to achieve great success in the realm of radio, serving as a producer, writer, and director for various productions.