Lynne Roberts

Lynn Roberts, an accomplished actress, began her entertainment career when she was just 15 years old. In her early acting career, Roberts appeared in such films as the Ra Hould adventure "Dangerous Holiday" (1937), "Dick Tracy Returns" (1938) and "Hollywood Stadium Mystery" (1938). She also appeared in "The Lone Ranger" (1938) with Lee Powell, the western "Billy the Kid Returns" (1938) with Roy Rogers and "Frontier Pony Express" (1939) with Roy Rogers. She kept working in film throughout the thirties, starring in the western "Southward, Ho!" (1939) with Roy Rogers, "Should Husbands Work?" (1939) and the comedy "My Wife's Relatives" (1939) with James Gleason. She also appeared in the Roy Rogers western "Rough Riders' Round-Up" (1939). In the latter half of her career, she tackled roles in "The Magnificent Rogue" (1947), the Roy Rogers western "Eyes of Texas" (1948) and the Gene Autry western "Blazing Sun" (1950). She also appeared in the Loretta Young drama "Because of You" (1952) and "Port Sinister" (1953). Roberts was most recently credited in the crime drama "The James Gang" (1998) with John Hannah. Roberts's husband was Don Sebastian and Roberts had two children. Roberts passed away in April 1978 at the age of 56.