Alberta Vaughn

Acting

Alberta Vaughn

Born
Died
(aged 87)
Birthplace
Ashland, Kentucky, USA
Credits
41 titles

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Alberta Vaughn (June 27, 1904 – April 26, 1992) was an American actress in silent motion pictures and early Western sound films. She appeared in some 130 motion pictures.

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Known For

Acting credits 41

YearTitleRole
1935 The Live Wire Film Madge King
1935 The Laramie Kid Film Peggy Bland
1934 The Drifter Film Sally
1934 Randy Rides Alone Film Sally Rogers
1933 Crook's Tour Film Molly Dorigan
1933 Dance Hall Hostess Film Myra
1933 Emergency Call Film Telephone Operator
1933 Alimony Madness Film Mary
1932 Midnight Morals Film Katy Dolan
1932 Daring Danger Film Gerry Norris
1932 Love in High Gear Film Betty
1932 Dancers in the Dark Film Marie
1931 Working Girls Film Violet (uncredited)
1931 Wild Horse Film Alice Hall
1930 Spell of the Circus Film Marie Wallace
1929 The Show of Shows Film Performer in 'Meet My Sister' Number
1929 Points West Film Dorothy
1929 Molly and Me Film
1929 Noisy Neighbors Film Mary Carstairs
1928 The Arabian Fights Film
1928 Forbidden Hours Film Nina
1928 Old Age Handicap Film
1928 Skyscraper Film Jane
1927 The Drop Kick Film Molly
1927 The Romantic Age Film Sally Sanborn
1927 Uneasy Payments Film Bee Haven
1927 Sinews of Steel Film Helen Blake
1927 Backstage Film Myrtle McGinnis
1926 The Adorable Deceiver Film Princess Sylvia
1925 The Sleuth Film The Wife
1925 Twins Film The wife
1924 Faster Foster Film Gladys Murgatroyd
1924 Sherlock's Home Film Gladys Murgatroyd
1924 The White Moth Film Pixie at Artists Ball (uncredited)
1924 Money to Burns Film Gladys Murgatroyd
1924 Smile Please Film Otto's Sweetheart
1924 Picking Peaches Film Harry's Wife
1923 Flip Flops Film The Girl
1923 Skylarking Film Eddie's Wife
1923 Nip and Tuck Film Nip's wife
1923 A Friendly Husband Film Tootsie, Friend Wife
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