Marceline Day
Birthday: 1908-04-24
Deathday: 2000-02-16
Birthplace: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Gender: Female
Owned By: Unowned
Marceline Day (born Marceline Newlin; April 24, 1908 – February 16, 2000) was an American actress who achieved stardom in the mid 1920s, appearing opposite diverse stars such as Harry Langdon, John Barrymore, Ramon Novarro, Lon Chaney, and Buster Keaton. Her career began as a child in the 1910s until it faltered in the early 1930s and she soon retired.
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| Year | Title | Character | |
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1933-09-15 | Damaged Lives | Laura Hall |
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1933-08-01 | The Fighting Parson | Suzan Larkin |
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1933-07-24 | The Flaming Signal | Sally James |
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1933-07-06 | By Appointment Only | Miss Brown |
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1933-03-18 | The Telegraph Trail | Alice Keller |
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1932-10-04 | The Crusader | Marcia Brandon |
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1932-09-15 | The King Murder | Pearl Hope |
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1932-09-09 | Broadway to Cheyenne | Ruth Carter |
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1932-04-19 | The Arm of the Law | Sandy |
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1932-01-20 | The Fighting Fool | Judith |
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1931-12-05 | The Pocatello Kid | Mary Larkin |
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1931-09-18 | The Mad Parade | Dorothy Quinlan |
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1931-08-01 | The Mystery Train | Joan Lane |
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1931-05-15 | The Sky Raiders | Grace Devine |
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1930-07-15 | Paradise Island | Ellen Bradford |
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1930-06-14 | Hot Curves | Girl |
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1930-05-16 | Sunny Skies | Mary Norris |
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1930-04-29 | The Voice of Hollywood No. 9 | |
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1930-04-12 | Temple Tower | Patricia Verney |
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1929-11-21 | The Show of Shows | Performer in 'Meet My Sister' Number |
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1929-06-02 | The One Woman Idea | Lady Alicia Douglas / Alizar |
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1929-04-06 | The Wild Party | Faith Morgan |
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1929-03-31 | Trent's Last Case | Evelyn Manderson |
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1929-01-12 | A Single Man | Maggie |
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1929-01-06 | The Jazz Age | Sue Randall |
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1928-12-02 | Stolen Love | Joan Hastings |
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1928-11-30 | Restless Youth | Dixie |
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1928-10-28 | Freedom of the Press | June Westcott |
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1928-10-15 | Driftwood | Daisy Smith |
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1928-09-10 | The Cameraman | Sally |
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1928-06-09 | Detectives | Lois |
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1928-05-19 | A Certain Young Man | Phyllis |
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1928-03-24 | Under the Black Eagle | Margarta |
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1928-03-23 | The Big City | Sunshine |
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1927-12-03 | London After Midnight | Lucille Balfour |
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1927-10-08 | The Road to Romance | Serafina |
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1927-05-14 | Captain Salvation | Mary Phillips |
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1927-04-30 | Rookies | Betty Wayne |
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1927-04-04 | The Gay Deceiver | Louise de Tillois |
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1927-03-12 | The Beloved Rogue | Charlotte de Vauxcelles |
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1926-10-15 | College Days | Mary Ward |
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1926-10-15 | That Model from Paris | Jane/Lucette |
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1926-10-01 | Fools of Fashion | Mary Young |
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1926-08-14 | The Boy Friend | Ida May Harper |
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1926-05-30 | Looking for Trouble | Tulip Hellier |
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1926-03-21 | The Barrier | Necia |
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1926-03-14 | Hell's Four Hundred | Barbara Langham |
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1926-01-24 | Western Pluck | Clare Dyer |
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1925-12-06 | The Splendid Road | Lilian Grey |
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1925-09-06 | The White Outlaw | Mary Gale |
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1925-05-01 | Red Clay | Agnes Burr |
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1925-03-01 | Taming the West | Beryl |
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1924-10-12 | The Hansom Cabman | Betty Brief |
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1924-09-13 | The Luck o' the Foolish | Mrs. Newlywed |
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1924-05-18 | Black Oxfords | Daisy Withers |
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1924-02-02 | Picking Peaches | Bathing Beauty |