Cora Sue Collins was born April 19, 1927 in Beckley, West Virginia. She was a beautiful child actress who was in very much demand during the thirties. Her first film was at the age of five in THE STRANGE CASE OF CLARA DEANE in 1932. The highly talented little girl appeared in small roles throughout the early part of the decade. One of her roles that stand out was as the illegitimate daughter of Colleen Moore in THE SCARLET LETTER in 1934. She performed well, particularly when she is picked on by the many children in the village where she lived. Cora remained active in films until she played Elinor Randall in 1945's ROUGHLY SPEAKING. She retired from cinema at the age of eighteen.

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