Occupation Actress Siblings Thelma Percy Role Actress | Name Eileen Percy Years active 1917–1933 | |
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Born 21 August 1900 ( 1900-08-21 ) Belfast, Ireland Died July 29, 1973, Los Angeles, California, United States Spouse Harry Ruby (m. 1936–1973), Ulrich B. Busch (m. 1919–1930) Movies Wild and Woolly, Twelve Miles Out, Cobra, Reaching for the Moon, Panthea Similar People Harry Ruby, John Emerson, James W Horne, Jack Conway, Allan Dwan | ||
Eileen percy
Eileen Percy (21 August 1900 – 29 July 1973) was an Irish actress of the silent era. She appeared in 68 films between 1917 and 1933. She was born in Belfast and died in Los Angeles, California. Her remains are buried at Chapel of the Pines Crematory. She was married to songwriter Harry Ruby. She was portrayed by Arlene Dahl in Three Little Words (1950).
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Filmography
Actress
1943
First Aid (Short) as
Red Cross Worker
1933
Bed of Roses as
Woman (unconfirmed, uncredited)
1933
The Secret of Madame Blanche as
Maizie (uncredited)
1932
The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood as
Eileen Percy (uncredited)
1931
Wicked as
Stella
1930
Temptation as
Babe
1929
The Broadway Hoofer as
Dolly
1928
Telling the World as
Maizie
1927
Spring Fever as
Martha Lomsdom
1927
Twelve Miles Out as
Maizie
1927
Backstage as
Fanny
1927
Burnt Fingers as
Anne Cabell
1926
That Model from Paris as
Mamie
1926
Race Wild
1926
Lovey Mary as
Kate
1926
The Phantom Bullet as
Jane Terrill
1926
Scared Stiff (Short) as
The Chauffeur's Sweetheart
1925
Cobra as
Sophie Binner
1925
The Shadow on the Wall as
Lucia Warring
1925
The Unchastened Woman as
Emily Madden
1925
Souls for Sables as
Esther Hamilton
1925
Fine Clothes as
Adele
1925
Under the Rouge as
Kitty
1924
Tongues of Flame as
Billie Boland
1924
The Turmoil as
Mrs. Roscoe Sheridan
1924
Missing Daughters as
Eileen Allen
1923
Let's Go as
Lucy Frazer
1923
Yesterday's Wife as
Viola Armes
1923
Hollywood as
Eileen Percy
1923
Children of Jazz as
Babs Weston
1923
East Side - West Side as
Lory James
1923
Within the Law as
Aggie Lynch
1923
The Fourth Musketeer as
Mrs. Brian O'Brien
1923
The Prisoner as
Dorothy Garrison
1922
The Flirt as
Cora Madison
1922
The Fast Mail as
Virginia Martin
1922
Western Speed as
Dot Lorimer
1922
Elope If You Must as
Nancy Moore
1922
Pardon My Nerve! as
Molly Dale
1921
Whatever She Wants as
Enid North
1921
Little Miss Hawkshaw as
Patricia / Patsy
1921
Hickville to Broadway as
Anna Mae Neil
1921
Maid of the West as
Betty
1921
Big Town Ideas as
Fan Tilden
1921
The Tomboy as
Minnie Ann Thomas
1921
The Blushing Bride as
Beth Rupert
1921
Why Trust Your Husband as
Eunice Day
1920
The Land of Jazz as
Nina Dumbarton
1920
Beware of the Bride as
Mary Emerson
1920
The Husband Hunter as
Myra Hastings
1920
The Man Who Dared as
Mamie Lee
1920
Her Honor the Mayor as
Julia Kennedy
1920
The Third Eye as
Rita Moreland
1920
The Flapper as
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
1920
Leave It to Me as
Madge Earle
1919
The Beloved Cheater as
Eulalie Morgan
1919
Desert Gold as
Nell
1919
In Mizzoura as
Kate Vernon
1919
Told in the Hills as
Tillie Hardy
1919
The Gray Horizon as
Doris Furthman
1919
One-Thing-at-a-Time O'Day as
Prarie-Flower Marie
1919
Some Liar as
Celie Sterling
1919
Brass Buttons as
Bernice Cleveland
1919
Where the West Begins as
Prudence Caldwell
1918
Hitting the High Spots as
Alice Randolph
1918
The Empty Cab as
The Girl
1918
A Waiter's Wasted Life (Short) as
Cashier
1917
Reaching for the Moon as
Elsie Merrill
1917
The Man from Painted Post as
Jane Forbes
1917
Down to Earth as
Ethel Forsythe
1917
Wild and Woolly as
Nell Larabee
1917
Panthea as
Gerard's Sister (as Isleen Percy)
Self
1961
This Is Your Life (TV Series) as
Self
- Harry Ruby (1961) - Self
1925
Screen Snapshots, Series 5, No. 14 (Documentary short) as
Self
1923
Screen Snapshots, Series 4, No. 8 (Documentary short) as
Self
1921
Screen Snapshots, Series 1, No. 17 (Documentary short) as
Self
Archive Footage
2012
The One Show (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #7.35 (2012) - Self
2006
The Woman with the Hungry Eyes (Documentary)
1961
Days of Thrills and Laughter (Documentary) as
Self
References
Eileen Percy Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA