Lorena Carr

Lorena Carr was born on Sep 20, 1911 in USA. Lorena Carr's big-screen debut came with The Dance of Life directed by John Cromwell in 1929.

Lorena Carr was born Laura Emma Clark on September 20, 1911 in Ann Arbour, Michigan. She grew up in Missoula, Montana where her father was a Professor at the State University. Lorena attended Missoula High School and took dancing lessons at Bishop's School of Dancing. In 1927 she moved to Hollywood with her mother and brother. She worked as a dancer and was offered a contract at Hal Roach's studios. Lorena married film director Robert Farfan on May 25, 1929. Tragedy struck a few months later when her fifteen year old brother, Fay Clark, committed suicide. Lorena had bits parts in Paramount On Parade and Dancing Lady.