Pamela Blake was an American film actress. She starred opposite John Wayne in the 1939 film Wyoming Outlaw. She was born in Oakland, California as Adele Pearce, and performed under that name until 1942. Her film career lasted for a little over fifteen years, with her starring mostly in B-movies. Her first film role was uncredited, playing a bit part in the 1934 film Eight Girls on a Boat. Through 1938 her roles were all uncredited. However, in 1938 she starred in the western The Utah Trail alongside Tex Ritter. This helped her to secure several other western acting roles, many times as the lead heroine. In 1939 she starred in five films, one of which was a crime drama, one a mystery, and one a western. In total she had roles in some fifty four films, as well as a number of starring roles in certain television series. In 1946 she starred in Chick Carter, Detective. Toward the end of her career, she mostly played parts in western genre films and television episodes, such as The Range Rider. Her last role was in the 1954 film, The Adventures of the Texas Kid: Border Ambush. Afterward she retired. 

August 6th, 1915 in California  /  Died:   Oct 6th, 2009 - aged 94