Lucile Gleason was born on February 6, 1888 in Pasadena, California, USA as Lucile Webster. She is known for her work on The Clock (1945), Woman Unafraid (1934) and She's in the Army (1942). She was married to James Gleason. She died on May 18, 1947 in Brentwood, California. The first treasurer of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). She along with Alden Gay were the two women among the 21 founding members of SAG.

Filmography

• 1945Don't Fence Me In — Mrs. Prentiss
• 1945The Clock — Emily Henry
• 1944Take It Big — Sophie
• 1943Stage Door Canteen — Lucille Gleason
• 1942She's in the Army — Sgt. Hannah Walters
• 1941The Gay Falcon — Mrs. Vera Gardner
• 1940Earl of Puddlestone — Lil Higgins
• 1940Grandpa Goes To Town — Lil Higgins
• 1940Lucky Partners — Ethel's Mother
• 1939Money To Burn — Lil Higgins
• 1939My Wife's Relatives — Lil Higgins
• 1939Should Husbands Work? — Lil Higgins
• 1939The Covered Trailer — Lil Higgins
• 1938The Beloved Brat — Miss Brewster
• 1938The Higgins Family — Lillian Higgins
• 1938The Nurse from Brooklyn — 'Ma' Hutchins
• 1937First Lady — Mrs. Mary Ives
• 1937Navy Blues — Aunt Beulah
• 1936Klondike Annie — Big Tess
• 1936Red Lights Ahead — Molly 'Ma' Wallace
• 1936Rhythm on the Range — Penelope Ryland
• 1936The Ex-Mrs. Bradford — Mrs. Hutchins
• 1934A Successful Failure — Mrs. Cushing
• 1934Beloved — The Duchess
• 1934I Like it That Way — Mrs. Anderson
• 1934Woman Unafraid — Officer Augusta Winthrop
• 1933Don't Bet on Love — Mrs. Gilbert
• 1933Love, Honor and Oh, Baby! — Flo Bowen
• 1933The Solitaire Man — Mrs. Peabody
• 1932Always Kickin'
• 1932Girl of the Rio — Matron
• 1932Off His Base — Mrs. Smith nee Minor
• 1931Girls About Town — Mrs. Daisy Thomas
• 1931Nice Women — Mrs. Girard
• 1931The Pagan Lady — Nellie
• 1930Don't Believe It — Lucile
• 1930Ladies Must Play — Dialogue Coach
• 1929Fairways and Foul — Wife
• 1929Meet the Missus — Ruby La Motte
• 1929The Shannons of Broadway — Emma Shannon

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1938Screen Snapshots Series 17, No. 6 — Self