Jacqueline White
Jacqueline Jane White (born November 27, 1922) is a retired American actress who had a career in Hollywood from 1942 until 1952, during which time she appeared in approximately 20 films. White usually played either featured actresses in B movies or supporting parts in feature films.
The Narrow Margin
(Ann Sinclair)
Crossfire
(Mary Mitchell)
Air Raid Wardens
(Peggy Parker)
The Capture
(Luana Ware)
Swing Shift Maisie
(Grace)
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
(Emmy York)
Return of the Bad Men
(Madge Allen)
Mystery in Mexico
(Victoria Ames)
Riders of the Range
(Priscilla 'Dusty' Willis)
Banjo
(Elizabeth Ames)
That's Why I Left You
(Mary Thompson (uncredited))
Dark Shadows
(Jean Smith (uncredited))
The Show-Off
(Clara Harlin)
Song of Russia
(Anna Bulganov)
Movie Pests
(Woman in Audience (uncredited))
Seven Keys to Baldpate
(Mary Jordan)
Our Old Car
(Mrs. Nesbitt (uncredited))
The Great Morgan
(Mother in 'Our Old Car' (archive footage))
Twenty Years After
((archive footage))
A Guy Named Joe
(Helen (uncredited))
Night Song
(Connie)
Magic on a Stick
(Mrs. John Walker (uncredited))
Reunion in France
(Danielle (uncredited))
The Harvey Girls
(Harvey Girl (uncredited))