serials, westerns, mysteries and crime dramas. Republic films she made include 711 Ocean Drive (1950) with Edmond O'Brien, Joanne Dru and Otto Kruger (caps with a slam-bang gun-chase scene at Hoover [Boulder] Dam); the "true life" crime drama Lonely Heart Bandits (1950) with John Eldredge; the genre western Thunder Pass (1954) with Dane Clark, John Carradine and Andy Devine, and a "Gringos go south-of-the-border" comedy, Belle of Old Mexico (1950). For several summer seasons Patrick was also seen on stage at the La Jolla Playhouse. One summer she co-starred opposite Howard Duff in Anniversary Waltz; another season playing "Mrs. Miniver." Her last movies were in 1955 as Dorothy Davis Patrick at 20th Century Fox: Violent Saturday (1955) as the wife of Victor Mature and The View from Pompey's Head (1955) with Richard Egan and Dana Wynter.That same year, Patrick took a hiatus from Hollywood to raise her two adolescent sons back East in Short Hills, a New Jersey suburb of New York City. Returning to Hollywood in 1961 and up for a few parts on television, she found her creative niche appearing with the Leontovich Theatre in West Hollywood for several seasons while a real estate agent in Beverly Hills. A working, lifelong Screen Actors Guild actress, Patrick appeared in more than 35 motion picture films and television productions. Personal life In 1939, Patrick married professional hockey player Lynn Patrick in Manhattan. Her son from this marriage was Lester Lee Patrick (1940–1996). A few years into her film career, she married her second husband, noted Beverly Hills dentist-to-the-stars, Sterling Trevling "Doc" Bowen. That marriage produced one son, Sterling Terrence "Terry" Bowen (b. 1944). Death On May 31, 1987, Patrick died of heart attack. She was 65 years old. She was interred at the "columbarium-to-the-stars", Pierce Brothers Westwood in West Los Angeles, California. Filmography References External links Till the Clouds Roll By (full movie) at Internet Archive. 1921 births 1987 deaths 20th-century Canadian actresses Actresses from Winnipeg Canadian emigrants to the United States Canadian people of English descent Canadian film actresses Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract players Burials at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery People from Saint Boniface, Winnipeg