December 7, 1934, and had two daughters, Dolores and Rosalia. They were vegetarians. Venable provided the voice of The Blue Fairy for the 1940 Walt Disney film Pinocchio. In 1943, Venable retired from acting, resumed her studies at UCLA, and became a faculty member there, teaching ancient Greek and Latin and organizing the production of Greek plays within the Classics department. Her husband Hal Mohr died in 1974. She died of cancer in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on November 15, 1993 at age 80. Partial filmography Cradle Song (1933) as Teresa David Harum (1934) as Ann Madison Death Takes a Holiday (1934) as Grazia Double Door (1934) as Anne Darrow Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1934) as Lucy Olcott The County Chairman (1935) as Lucy Rigby The Little Colonel (1935) as Elizabeth Vagabond Lady (1935) as Miss Josephine 'Jo' Spiggins Alice Adams (1935) as Mildred Palmer Harmony Lane (1935) as Susan Pentland Streamline Express (1935) as Patricia Wallace Star for a Night (1936) as Anna Lind North of Nome (1936) as Camilla Bridle Happy Go Lucky (1936) as Mary Gorham Racketeers in Exile (1937) as Myrtle Thornton My Old Kentucky Home (1938) as Lisbeth Calvert Hollywood Stadium Mystery (1938) as Pauline Ward Female Fugitive (1938) as Peggy Mallory, aka Ann Williams The Headleys at Home (1938) as Pamela Headley The Frontiersmen (1938) as June Lake Heritage of the Desert (1939) as Miriam Naab Pinocchio (1940) as The Blue Fairy (voice, uncredited) Lucky Cisco Kid (1940) as Emily Lawrence He Hired the Boss (1943) as Emily Conway Get It (1943) Uncivil War Birds (1946) as Beverly (uncredited) Fright Night (1947) as Julia Seds (uncredited) References External links American film actresses American stage actresses Actresses from Cincinnati People from Greater Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles faculty Deaths from cancer in Idaho 1913 births 1993 deaths University of California, Los Angeles alumni American voice actresses 20th-century American actresses