Linda Stirling
Real name: Louise Schultz 1921 - 1997
Death notice for Linda Stirling in the August 9, 1997 Los Angeles Times newspaper: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/110497868/death-notice-for-serial-queen-linda/ Find A Grave has a record on Linda Stirling but her interment information is unknown: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/40652118/linda-stirling Daniel Neyer's "The Files of Jerry Blake" website has a webpage on Linda Stirling in serials: https://filesofjerryblake.com/serial-heroines/linda-stirling/ The Images Journal website has a section devoted to the cliffhanger, and the page on Linda Stirling and Allan Lane in THE TIGER WOMAN is at: http://www.imagesjournal.com/issue04/infocus/tigerwoman.htm | ![]() | ![]() (From Old Corral collection) ![]() (Courtesy of Bill Sasser) Linda at the 1994 Charlotte filmfest. |
![]() (Courtesy of Randy Laing) Linda Stirling as THE TIGER WOMAN (Republic, 1944). ![]() (Courtesy of Les Adams) On the left are Allan Lane and Linda Stirling captured by three great stunt men doing acting jobs - center is Cliff Lyons, then Duke Green, and on the far right is Eddie Parker. Scene from THE TIGER WOMAN (Republic, 1944) serial. ![]() (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above are Allan Lane and Linda Stirling in a scene from TOPEKA TERROR (Republic, 1945). She was in two of Lane's westerns. And Lane was the male lead to Linda in THE TIGER WOMAN (Republic, 1944) cliffhanger. ![]() (From Old Corral collection) George J. Lewis (without his customary mustache) and heroine Linda Stirling in the serial, ZORRO'S BLACK WHIP (Republic, 1944). ![]() (From Old Corral collection) Above - Linda Stirling and Sunset Carson. Linda worked in four of Sunset's Republic westerns. |