[massmike]

Noel Neill

[PROCON]

Oh yeah, I remember her, what a doll.

RIP

[Williams]

She was not the first, she replaced the first actress in the series. But she was a very sweet lady I met her a few years ago.

[easternsky]

Can still her perky voice talking to Jimmy and Clark.lol

[MUDDOG]

Gee Miss Lane.

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.

[Doogle]

RIP.....Jimmy should have picked up on Lois from the beginning.....hang around with her,and you’re life was in constant danger.

[al baby]

She was one of my early crushs saw some of her online interviews nice lady

[Larry Lucido]

All those years with Clark Kent and she was still fooled by him taking off his glasses. :)

RIP

[yarddog]

When I think of Lois Lane it is her face that comes to mind.

Also there has never been a Jimmy Olsen who could even touch the one in the same series. In fact all the others seem particularly lame.

[Chaguito]

She was really swell, but she never was very good at connecting the dots with who Clark Kent really was.

[Talisker]

She was great. I too had a crush on her as a boy, and it drove me crazy that she could never figure out that Clark Kent was Superman.

[headstamp 2]

They’re all gone now.

RIP

[greene66]

Neill was also one of the five regulars in a low-budget film series usually dubbed “The Teen-Agers” series, produced by Monogram between 1946 and 1948. Rather rarely seen, I have managed to watch a few of them.

She used to attend a lot of nostalgia/comic-type shows over the past few decades. Although I’m not much of an autograph hound, I went ahead and got a signed photo from her on one of those occasions. It was a color still not from the “Superman” tv-series, but rather the initial 1948 serial, where she first portrayed Lois Lane, opposite Kirk Alyn (who also used to attend a lot of shows in his later years).

[right way right]

Pretty lady, It's funny that I had not watched the series in years since I was kid so, when I did recently see it again on MeTV I came to realize what a naggy irritating character Lois Lane really was.
No wonder Superman kept his distance!
And Jimmy Olson really was a wimpy homerseximal... in real life too.

[Ken H]

She returned several times to appear in Superman films — playing Lois Lane’s mother in the 1978 Christopher Reeve “Superman,”

Actually, she had a cameo as a passenger on a train looking out as teenager Clark Kent outran the train.

[M1911A1]

Only 95?

It’s the Superman curse, again.

[dfwgator]

Jimmy Olsen’s Blues - The Spin Doctors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrQCro68sRU

[JohnnyP]

She’s in the the opening dance number of “Lady of Burlesque”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ7lMzWcDEI&t=2m40s

I haven’t been able to pick her out of the bunch.

[MGG]

But first the important question. Did anyone have her in the Howie Carr Death Pool?

[moovova]

“Soon after moving to Los Angeles, she was hired by Bing Crosby to sing at the racetrack in Del Mar,...”

Wow.