Joan Marsh
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 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.
Known For
All Quiet on the Western Front
That's Entertainment!
Anna Karenina
Road to Zanzibar
We're Rich Again
The Man in the Trunk
Idiot's Delight
Three Cornered Moon
All Movies (59)
- That's Entertainment!1974 · as (archive footage) (uncredited)
- Follow the Leader1944 · as Milly McGinnis
- Mr. Muggs Steps Out1943 · as Brenda Murray
- Secret Service In Darkest Africa1943 · as Janet Blake
- Keep 'Em Slugging1943 · as Lola
- Police Bullets1942 · as Donna Wells
- The Man in the Trunk1942 · as Yvonne Duvalle
- Road to Zanzibar1941 · as Dimples
- Blame It on Love1940 · as Terry Arden
- Fast and Loose1939 · as Bobby Neville
- Idiot's Delight1939 · as Elaine Messiger
- The Lady Objects1938 · as June Lane
- Life Begins in College1937 · as Cuddles
- Hot Water1937 · as Bebe Montaine
- Charlie Chan on Broadway1937 · as Joan Wendall, Photographer
- What Becomes of the Children?1936 · as Marion Worthington
- Brilliant Marriage1936 · as Madge Allison
- Dancing Feet1936 · as Judy Jones
- Anna Karenina1935 · as Lili
- Champagne for Breakfast1935 · as Vivian Morton
- We're Rich Again1934 · as Carolyn Page
- Many Happy Returns1934 · as Florence Allen
- You're Telling Me!1934 · as Pauline Bisbee
- Hollywood on Parade No. B-11934
- Rainbow Over Broadway1933 · as Judy Chibbins
- Three Cornered Moon1933 · as Kitty
- It's Great to Be Alive1933 · as Toots
- The Man Who Dared1933 · as Joan Novak
- Uncle Jake1933 · as Joan - Wife
- Daring Daughters1933 · as Betty Cummings
- High Gear1933 · as Anne Merritt
- Speed Demon1932 · as Jean Torrance
- Bachelor's Affairs1932 · as Eva Mills
- The Wet Parade1932 · as Evelyn Fessenden
- Are You Listening?1932 · as Honey O'Neil
- Maker of Men1931 · as Dorothy
- Shipmates1931 · as Mary Lou
- Three Girls Lost1931 · as Marcia Tallant
- Meet the Wife1931 · as Doris Bellamy
- A Tailor-Made Man1931 · as Beanie
- Politics1931 · as Daisy Evans
- Dance, Fools, Dance1931 · as Sylvia
- Inspiration1931 · as Madelaine Dorety
- Little Accident1930 · as Doris
- All Quiet on the Western Front1930 · as Poster Girl (uncredited)
- King of Jazz1930 · as Blonde ("A Bench in the Park") (uncredited)
- Little Lord Fauntleroy1921 · as (uncredited)
- Thou Art the Man1920 · as Ellie Prescott
- Young Mrs. Winthrop1920 · as Rosie
- Suds1920 · as Undetermined Role (uncredited)
- Pollyanna1920 · as Bit Role (uncredited)
- Daddy-Long-Legs1919 · as (uncredited)
- Captain Kidd, Jr.1919 · as Child (uncredited)
- Women's Weapons1918 · as Nicholas Jr's sister
- 100% American1918
- The Bond1918 · as Cupid
- Johanna Enlists1918 · as (uncredited)
- How Could You, Jean?1918 · as Morley Child
- A Little Princess1917 · as Child (uncredited)