Arletta Duncan
Biography
Arletta Duncan was a promising American actress who began her career at Universal Pictures' film school and made her mark in the early sound era with notable roles in films like "Damaged Goods" (1937) and "Mile-a-Minute-Love" (1937). With a sweet singing voice and captivating on-screen presence, she showcased her talent in 11 films between 1931 and 1937. A former photo contest winner, Duncan's early life was marked by a promising start to her acting career cut tragically short at age 70.