11 Facts About Christine McIntyre

Christine Cecilia McIntyre was an American actress and singer who appeared in various films in the 1930s and 1940s.

Christine McIntyre is mainly remembered as the beautiful blonde actress who appeared in many of The Three Stooges shorts produced by Columbia Pictures.

Christine McIntyre began singing in feature films at RKO Pictures, and made her film debut in 1937's Swing Fever.

Christine McIntyre then appeared in a series of B-westerns featuring the likes of Ray Corrigan and Buck Jones.

Christine McIntyre appeared with dark hair in these early roles, and appeared occasionally in "mainstream" feature films.

Christine McIntyre sang songs such as "The Blue Danube" and "Voices of Spring" in a Vienna-themed short Soundies musical film, and her performance was singled out as the best of the inaugural series.

The Herbert comedy Wife Decoy is actually a showcase for Christine McIntyre, who is the principal character.

Christine McIntyre called on Christine McIntyre, who mistook him for her cousin and greeted him with hugs and kisses.

White favored strenuous, extremely physical humor, and forced the ladylike Christine McIntyre to submit to low comedy; in a single film, her character was tackled, hit with messy projectiles, covered with cake batter, and knocked into a cross-eyed stupor.

Christine McIntyre was already suffering from cancer at the time of his passing, and his death worsened her illness.

Christine McIntyre died in Van Nuys, California on July 8,1984, at age 73, almost six months after her husband.