
Born September 29, 1910 — Died September 15, 1997
From New York City, New York, USA
Also known as Edna M. Harris, Edna May Harris
Edna Mae Harris was one of the best-known Black actresses of the 1930s and 1940s. She starred in many all-black cast independently produced movies of the day. An attractive woman who had a soulful voice, personality and sex appeal, she could sing, dance and act. The personification of a Harlem perfo...

Midnight Ramble
Self - Actress

Stage Door Canteen
Sun Tan Girl (uncredited)

Legs Ain't No Good

Stolen Paradise
Maid

Sunday Sinners
Corrine Aiken

The Notorious Elinor Lee
Fredi Welsh

Lying Lips
Elsie Bellwood

Paradise in Harlem
Doll Davis

Spirit of Youth
Mary Bowdin

The Green Pastures
Zeba

Bullets or Ballots
Rose - Lee's Maid (uncredited)

Fury
Black Woman (uncredited)

Private Number
Lulu (Uncredited)