Joan Marsh
Birthday: 1914-07-10
Deathday: 2000-08-10
Birthplace: Porterville, California, USA
Gender: Female
Owned By: Unowned
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Joan Marsh (born Nancy Ann Rosher, July 10, 1913 – August 10, 2000) was an American child actress in silent films between 1915 and 1921. Later, during the sound era, she resumed her acting career and performed in a variety of films during the 1930s and 1940s.
Credits
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1944-06-03 | Follow the Leader | Milly McGinnis |
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1943-10-29 | Mr. Muggs Steps Out | Brenda Murray |
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1943-07-24 | Secret Service In Darkest Africa | Janet Blake |
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1943-03-01 | Keep 'Em Slugging | Lola |
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1942-09-25 | Police Bullets | Donna Wells |
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1942-09-19 | The Man in the Trunk | Yvonne Duvalle |
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1941-04-11 | Road to Zanzibar | Dimples |
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1940-06-18 | Blame It on Love | Terry Arden |
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1939-02-17 | Fast and Loose | Bobby Neville |
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1939-01-27 | Idiot's Delight | Elaine Messiger |
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1938-10-12 | The Lady Objects | June Lane |
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1937-10-01 | Life Begins in College | Cuddles |
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1937-09-24 | Hot Water | Bebe Montaine |
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1937-09-22 | Charlie Chan on Broadway | Joan Wendall, Photographer |
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1936-12-04 | What Becomes of the Children? | Marion Worthington |
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1936-03-25 | Brilliant Marriage | Madge Allison |
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1936-01-20 | Dancing Feet | Judy Jones |
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1935-08-30 | Anna Karenina | Lili |
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1934-07-13 | We're Rich Again | Carolyn 'Carrie' Page |
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1934-06-08 | Many Happy Returns | Florence Allen |
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1934-04-06 | You're Telling Me! | Pauline Bisbee |
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1934-03-02 | Hollywood on Parade No. B-1 | |
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1933-12-01 | Rainbow Over Broadway | Judy Chibbins |
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1933-08-08 | Three-Cornered Moon | Kitty |
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1933-07-08 | It's Great to Be Alive | Toots |
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1933-06-30 | The Man Who Dared | Joan Novak |
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1933-05-04 | Uncle Jake | Joan - Wife |
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1933-03-23 | Daring Daughters | Betty Cummings |
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1933-03-21 | High Gear | Anne Merritt |
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1932-11-11 | Speed Demon | Jean Torrance |
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1932-06-26 | Bachelor's Affairs | Eva Mills |
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1932-03-26 | The Wet Parade | Evelyn Fessenden |
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1932-03-21 | Are You Listening? | Honey O'Neil |
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1931-08-03 | Maker of Men | Dorothy |
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1931-04-25 | Shipmates | Mary Lou |
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1931-04-19 | Three Girls Lost | Marcia Tallant |
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1931-04-16 | Meet the Wife | Doris Bellamy |
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1931-03-28 | A Tailor-Made Man | Beanie |
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1931-02-26 | Politics | Daisy Evans |
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1931-02-07 | Dance, Fools, Dance | Sylvia |
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1931-01-31 | Inspiration | Madelaine Dorety |
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1930-08-03 | Little Accident | Doris |
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1930-04-29 | All Quiet on the Western Front | Poster Girl (uncredited) |
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1930-04-20 | King of Jazz | Blonde ("A Bench in the Park") (uncredited) |
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1921-09-15 | Little Lord Fauntleroy | (uncredited) |
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1920-01-27 | Suds | Undetermined Role (uncredited) |
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1920-01-18 | Pollyanna | Bit Role (uncredited) |
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1919-05-11 | Daddy-Long-Legs | (uncredited) |
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1919-04-05 | Captain Kidd, Jr. | Child (uncredited) |
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1918-11-24 | Women's Weapons | Nicholas Jr's sister |
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1918-10-04 | 100% American | |
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1918-09-29 | The Bond | Cupid |
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1918-09-14 | Johanna Enlists | (uncredited) |
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1918-06-29 | How Could You, Jean? | Morley Child |
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1917-11-05 | A Little Princess | Child (uncredited) |