Dante's Inferno (1935) Rita makes her feature film debut Under the Pampas Moon (1935) Romance among the Argentine guachos Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935) Mystery set amidst the pyramids Paddy O'Day (1936) Rita's gets her first romantic role Meet Nero Wolfe (1936) Whodunit about a recluse detective Rebellion (1936) Young Rita in her seventh film Old Louisiana (1937) One of her "B" westerns Hit the Saddle (1937) Can Rita come between best friends? Trouble in Texas (1937) Double agent Rita saves the rodeo Girls Can Play (1937) Softball beauties set crowds cheering The Shadow (1937) A murderer terrorizes the circus Who Killed Gail Preston? (1938) It's "Murder in Swingtime!" There's Always a Woman (1938) A mad-cap detective escapade Convicted (1938) Rita must save her innocent brother The Renegade Ranger (1938) Rita takes the law into her own hands The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt (1939) Rita stirs up trouble for the Lone Wolf Only Angels Have Wings (1939) High-flying romantic drama Music in My Heart (1940) One of her first musicals Blondie on a Budget (1940) Rita the man-trap is at it again Susan and God (1940) High society plunges into a "movement" The Lady in Question (1940) A cute film- her first with Glenn Ford Angels Over Broadway (1940) One unforgettable New York night The Strawberry Blonde (1941) Rollicking turn-of-the-century good time Affectionately Yours (1941) Rita highlights this romantic farce Blood and Sand (1941) Bullfights, Spain and tempting Doña Sol You'll Never Get Rich (1941) A favorite of her's- with Fred Astaire My Gal Sal (1942) One of Fox's lively Technicolor musicals Tales of Manhattan (1942) All-star cast tells tales of a tailcoat You Were Never Lovelier (1942) Is Fred Astaire Rita's "secret admirer"? Cover Girl (1944) From Brooklyn to Broadway in one cover! Tonight and Every Night (1945) A glorious Techni-colorful musical Gilda (1946) "There never was a woman like Gilda!" Down To Earth (1947) Tune-filled Technicolor fantasy The Lady from Shanghai (1948) "Do all rich women play games like this?" The Loves of Carmen (1948) Rita's classic as the fiery Spanish gypsy Champagne Safari (1952) Rita's "lost" documentary film Affair In Trinidad (1952) "She's Back!" Rita's big "comeback" film Salome (1953) Biblical tale with a Hollywood twist Miss Sadie Thompson (1953) One of her greatest performances Fire Down Below (1957) Passion and betrayal ignite the tropics Pal Joey (1957) Sinatra and Hayworth, in her last musical Separate Tables (1958) Nominated for 7 Academy Awards The Story On Page One (1960) Rita's suspected of murder in this drama The Rover (L'Avventuriero) (1967) One of Rita's European-made final films Additional Information: A few unrealized film projects