Kathryn McGuire
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kathryn McGuire (December 6, 1903 – October 10, 1978) was an American silent-film actress and dancer. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kathryn McGuire, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Movies (44)
R.E.M x Buster Keaton's Sherlock Jr
as Girl
2026
Here We Go Again
as The Village Belle
1952
Love a la Mode
1930
The Lost Zeppelin
as Nancy
1929
The Long, Long Trail
as Ophelia
1929
The Big Diamond Robbery
as Ellen Brooks
1929
Synthetic Sin
as Margery, Betty's sister
1929
Lilac Time
as Lady Iris Rankin
1928
Children of the Ritz
as Lyle Pennington
1928
There It Is
as The Nurse
1928
The Girl in the Pullman
as Dollie Jones
1927
Naughty But Nice
as Alice Altewood
1927
Who’s Afraid?
as Phyllis
1927
Naughty Boy
as Mary Craig
1927
The Draw-Back
1927
Drama Deluxe
as The Girl
1927
Movieland
as Kathryn Mills
1926
With Davy Crockett at the Fall of the Alamo
as Alice Blake
1926
The Mystery Pilot
as June Finlay
1926
Midnight Faces
as Mary Bronson
1926
Somebody's Mother
as Peter's Sweetheart
1926
A String of Diamonds
as Vivian Van Den Akar
1926
With Buffalo Bill on the U. P. Trail
as Millie Connel
1926
The Thrill Hunter
as Alice Maynard
1926
Two-Fisted Jones
as Mary Mortimer
1925
Easy Going Gordon
as Aileen Merton
1925
Tearing Through
as Constance Madison
1925
Giddap!
as Mrs. Marblehead
1925
Pioneer's Gold
as Mary Marsden
1924
The Navigator
as Betsy O'Brien
1924
Sherlock Jr.
as Girl
1924
The Love Pirate
as Ruth Revere
1923
The Printer's Devil
as Vivian Gates
1923
The Shriek of Araby
as The Heroine
1923
The Woman of Bronze
as Sylvia Morton
1923
The Flame of Life
as Alice Barholm
1923
The Crossroads of New York
as Ruth Anthony
1922
The Wampas Baby Stars of 1922
as Self
1922
Playing with Fire
as Janet Fenwick
1921
The Silent Call
as Betty Houston
1921
Hard Knocks and Love Taps
as The Village Belle
1921
Married Life
as (uncredited)
1920
Down on the Farm
as Villager
1920
Up in Alf's Place
as Bathing Girl (uncredited)
1919
