Lorraine Randall

Lorraine Randall was born on Apr 12, 1910 in USA. Lorraine Randall's big-screen debut came with The Law Commands directed by William Nigh in 1937.

Lorraine Randall, also known as Lorraine Hayes, was born in Chicago, Illinois on April 12, 1910. She was an actress whose career spanned only five films, all within the year 1937. While three of her five appearances are minor to supporting roles, she landed leading lady roles in two low-budget films, The Law Commands and Doomed at Sundown. Her most significant supporting role is that of recently widowed Mary Cassidy, the sister-in-law of Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) in the eleventh entry of the successful Hoplalong series, North of the Rio Grande. It is also the only film in which she plays alongside her sister, actress and singer Bernadene Hayes. Lorraine Randall died on April 25, 1969, in Los Angeles.