from him. Wheeler and White's duet "Sing for Me" is performed while the tiny White physically assaults Wheeler because he is reluctant to sing to her in a send-up of the typical boy-girl romantic song scenes of the era. She also appeared with Joan Crawford in Possessed in 1931. She was also in the Fox feature films Just Imagine and New Movietone Follies of 1930 (both 1930). White is best remembered for her co-starring role in the first Three Stooges short made at Columbia Pictures, Woman Haters (1934), in which she played the new wife of Larry Fine, who he needs to keep secret from his fellow Woman Haters Club members (who are both "pitching woo" at her behind Larry's back). The entire comedy short is done in rhyming verse. Woman Haters was her last film. Death On August 20, 1935, White was a passenger in a car driven by Marlow M. Lovell on the Roosevelt Highway near the Bel Air Beach Club, in Santa Monica, California. It sideswiped the car of a couple who had been married only an hour before, and overturned. A coroner's jury decided that the reckless driving of Lovell was to blame for the accident. White was riding with Lovell in the open car because another member of the party, Gloria Gould, was without a wrap. Gould was following Lovell's car in another vehicle with White's husband. White was the only person seriously injured. She died of internal hemorrhaging the next day, August 21, 1935, at a Hollywood hospital. She was buried at Hollywood Memorial Cemetery (now Hollywood Forever Cemetery). Filmography References External links 1904 births 1935 deaths 20th-century Canadian actresses Actresses from Winnipeg Canadian film actresses Canadian stage actresses Burials at Hollywood Forever Cemetery Road incident deaths in California