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Other names
  
Marie De Forest

Years active
  
1917-1929


Name
  
Marie Mosquini

Role
  
Film actress

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Born
  
December 3, 1899 (
1899-12-03
)
Los Angeles, California

Died
  
February 21, 1983, Los Angeles, California, United States

Movies
  
7th Heaven, It's a Gift, Hustling for Health

Spouse
  
Lee de Forest (m. 1930–1961), Ray Harlow (m. 1923–1927)

Similar People
  
Lee de Forest, Hal Roach, Frank Terry, H M Walker, Alfred J Goulding

Marie Mosquini (December 3, 1899 – February 21, 1983) was an American film actress. She appeared in 202 silent films between 1917 and 1929. After leaving high school she became the resident ingenue at the Hal Roach studio, appearing opposite Roach's comedy stars Harold Lloyd, Snub Pollard, and Stan Laurel.

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In October 1930, Marie retired from acting and married an inventor 26 years her senior: Lee de Forest. She became his fourth and longest-lasting wife, staying with him until his death in 1961. In 1967, Marie donated her husband's papers and historic prototypes to the Perham Foundation, now held at History San Jose. In 1968, she became a Novice Class amateur radio operator; her call sign was WB6ZJR. In 1973, she participated in a radio broadcast celebrating the centennial of her husband's birth.

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She was born and died in Los Angeles, California.

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Filmography

Actress
1938
Trade Winds as
Hawaiian Hairdresser (uncredited)
1938
Tropic Holiday as
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
1937
Mountain Music as
Show Girl (uncredited)
1937
Turn Off the Moon as
Elevator Operator (uncredited)
1929
The Black Book as
Sally Davis
1928
Do Your Duty
1927
Two Girls Wanted as
Sarah Miller (uncredited)
1927
7th Heaven as
Madame Gobin
1926
Good and Naughty as
Chouchou Rouselle
1926
Do Your Duty (Short)
1925
Tame Men and Wild Women (Short) as
The Colonel's Daughter
1925
Is Marriage the Bunk? (Short) as
Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
1925
Fighting Fluid (Short) as
The Boss's Daughter
1924
Gee Whiz, Genevieve (Short)
1924
Should Landlords Live? (Short)
1924
Stolen Goods (Short) as
Imogene Perkins
1924
Don't Park There (Short) as
Jubilo's wife
1924
Young Oldfield (Short) as
Talky Ann
1924
Going to Congress (Short) as
The Doolittle Daughter
1924
Friend Husband (Short)
1924
Get Busy (Short)
1924
High Brow Stuff (Short)
1924
Big Moments from Little Pictures (Short) as
Senorita / Nursemaid
1924
The Cake Eater (Short)
1924
The Cowboy Sheik (Short) as
School teacher
1924
Two Wagons: Both Covered (Short) as
Molly Wingate
1923
Wait for Me (Short)
1923
It's a Boy (Short) as
The Leading Lady
1923
Uncensored Movies (Short)
1923
Join the Circus (Short)
1923
Save the Ship (Short) as
Wife
1923
Dear Ol' Pal (Short)
1923
Hustlin' Hank (Short)
1923
It's a Gift (Short) as
The Girl
1923
Jus' Passin' Through (Short) as
The Sheriff's Daughter
1923
Finger Prints (Short)
1923
The Walkout (Short) as
The Landlady's daughter
1923
Short Orders (Short) as
Cashier
1923
Live Wires (Short)
1923
The Mystery Man (Short)
1923
Post No Bills (Short) as
Girl in the Box Office
1923
The Green Cat (Short)
1923
Jack Frost (Short) as
The Farmer's Daughter
1923
Courtship of Miles Sandwich (Short) as
Mama / Prisilly
1923
Fresh Eggs (Short)
1923
Sold at Auction! (Short) as
The Sold Man's Wife
1923
California or Bust (Short) as
The Wife
1923
Safety Last! as
Salesgirl (uncredited)
1923
Where Am I? (Short) as
The Bride
1923
Before the Public (Short)
1923
A Tough Winter (Short)
1923
Dig Up (Short) as
The Landlord's Daughter
1922
Newly Rich (Short) as
The Millionaire's Daughter
1922
Hook, Line and Sinker (Short)
1922
The Old Sea Dog (Short) as
The Bathing Beauty
1922
365 Days (Short) as
The Good Grandson's Good Wife
1922
The Stone Age (Short)
1922
The Dumb-Bell (Short) as
Mary - the Leading Lady
1922
Some Baby (Short) as
The Bride
1922
Hale and Hearty (Short)
1922
Strictly Modern (Short) as
Telephone Operator
1922
Punch the Clock (Short) as
The Bride
1922
In the Movies (Short) as
Snub's Wife
1922
Do Me a Favor (Short) as
The Lady in Distress
1922
Light Showers (Short) as
The Wife
1922
Days of Old (Short) as
The Princess
1922
Kill the Nerve (Short) as
The Dental Nurse
1922
Full o' Pep (Short)
1922
Jump Your Job (Short)
1922
The Anvil Chorus (Short) as
Marie
1922
Hot Off the Press (Short)
1922
The Bow-Wows (Short) as
Marie
1922
Pardon Me (Short) as
The Governor's Daughter
1922
Down and Out (Short) as
Reckless Rosie
1922
Stage Struck (Short) as
Madame du Barrymore
1922
Blow 'Em Up (Short)
1922
Years to Come (Short) as
The Bride
1922
Call the Witness (Short) as
Snub's Wife
1922
Lose No Time (Short) as
Snub's Wife
1921
The Corner Pocket (Short) as
The Bowery Girl
1921
Shake 'Em Up (Short) as
Teresa Tamale
1921
Sink or Swim (Short) as
The Millionaire's Daughter
1921
The Hustler (Short) as
The Waitress
1921
The Joy Rider (Short)
1921
Penny-in-the-Slot (Short) as
The Cashier
1921
Hocus Pocus (Short)
1921
On Location (Short) as
The Leading Lady
1921
Fifteen Minutes (Short) as
The Wife
1921
Late Hours (Short)
1921
Law and Order (Short) as
The Legal Representative of the Ku Klux Klan
1921
Gone to the Country (Short)
1921
Late Lodgers (Short) as
The Salvation Army Lass
1921
The Jail Bird (Short) as
The Warden's Daughter
1921
Name the Day (Short) as
The Bride
1921
Spot Cash (Short)
1921
Teaching the Teacher (Short)
1921
What a Whopper! (Short) as
His Wife
1921
No Stop-Over (Short)
1921
At the Ringside (Short) as
The Damsel
1921
The Bike Bug (Short)
1921
You're Next (Short)
1921
High Rollers (Short)
1921
Own Your Own Home (Short)
1921
Where's the Fire (Short)
1921
Blue Sunday (Short)
1921
The Killjoys (Short)
1921
Save Your Money (Short)
1921
Big Game (Short)
1921
No Children (Short)
1921
Bubbling Over (Short) as
The Wife
1921
Rush Orders (Short) as
Marie - Lunch Counter Operator
1921
Fellow Romans (Short)
1921
Make It Snappy (Short)
1921
His Best Girl (Short)
1921
Open Another Bottle (Short)
1921
Whirl o' the West (Short) as
The Tenderfoot's Sweetheart
1921
The Morning After (Short)
1920
Park Your Car (Short)
1920
Cash Customers (Short) as
The Chick
1920
The Dear Departed (Short)
1920
Insulting the Sultan (Short)
1920
When the Wind Blows (Short)
1920
Fellow Citizens (Short)
1920
Doing Time (Short)
1920
Rock-a-Bye Baby (Short)
1920
Go As You Please (Short)
1920
Money to Burn (Short)
1920
A London Bobby (Short)
1920
Live and Learn (Short)
1920
Run 'Em Ragged (Short) as
Girl in Canoe
1920
Call a Taxi (Short)
1920
The Home Stretch (Short)
1920
Don't Rock the Boat (Short)
1920
Any Old Port (Short)
1920
All in a Day (Short)
1920
You're Pinched (Short)
1920
Grab the Ghost (Short) as
Wife
1920
Nearly a Maid (Short)
1920
Trotting Through Turkey (Short)
1920
Drink Hearty (Short) as
Snub's Sweetheart
1920
Don't Weaken (Short) as
The Girl
1920
Shoot on Sight (Short)
1920
Speed to Spare (Short)
1920
Cracked Wedding Bells (Short)
1920
The Dinner Hour (Short)
1920
Cut the Cards (Short)
1920
Flat Broke (Short)
1920
Haunted Spooks (Short) as
The Other Girl (uncredited)
1920
Fresh Paint (Short) as
The Model
1920
Find the Girl (Short)
1920
Raise the Rent (Short) as
The Wife
1920
Waltz Me Around (Short)
1920
His Royal Slyness (Short) as
Verona Vermuth - the Vamp (uncredited)
1920
All Lit Up (Short) as
The Girl
1920
The Dippy Dentist (Short) as
Fifi Flannigan
1920
Why Go Home? (Short)
1919
From Hand to Mouth (Short) as
Maid (uncredited)
1919
The Floor Below (Short)
1919
Looking for Trouble (Short) as
His girl
1919
Captain Kidd's Kids (Short) as
Pirate Girl (uncredited)
1919
Start Something (Short)
1919
His Only Father (Short)
1919
Pay Your Dues (Short)
1919
Count the Votes (Short)
1919
Soft Money (Short)
1919
He Leads, Others Follow (Short)
1919
The Rajah (Short)
1919
Be My Wife (Short)
1919
Don't Shove (Short)
1919
Heap Big Chief (Short)
1919
Chop Suey & Co. (Short)
1919
Count Your Change (Short)
1919
A Jazzed Honeymoon (Short)
1919
Just Neighbors (Short) as
Maid (uncredited)
1919
Spring Fever (Short) as
Busy Bee waitress
1919
Off the Trolley (Short) as
Streetcar Passenger (uncredited)
1919
Swat the Crook (Short)
1919
Back to the Woods (Short)
1919
The Marathon (Short) as
The Waitress (uncredited)
1919
Si, Senor (Short)
1919
Ring Up the Curtain (Short) as
Actress (uncredited)
1919
Crack Your Heels (Short)
1919
Young Mr. Jazz (Short) as
Vamp Pickpocket (uncredited)
1919
Just Dropped In (Short)
1919
A Sammy in Siberia (Short)(uncredited)
1919
Next Aisle Over (Short) as
Shoe Customer (uncredited)
1919
Look Out Below (Short)
1919
I'm on My Way (Short)(uncredited)
1919
Hoot Mon! (Short)
1919
On the Fire (Short)
1919
Ask Father (Short) as
The Boy's First Love (uncredited)
1919
Hustling for Health (Short) as
Homeowner's wife (uncredited)
1919
Going! Going! Gone! (Short)
1919
Wanted - $5, 000 (Short)
1919
Do You Love Your Wife? (Short) as
The Vampire
1918
She Loves Me Not (Short)
1918
Just Rambling Along (Short)
1918
No Place Like Jail (Short)
1918
That's Him (Short)
1918
Fire the Cook (Short) as
Mira, the daughter
1918
Fare, Please (Short)
1918
The Movie Dummy (Short) as
Vera, the vamp
1918
The Tip (Short)
1917
We Never Sleep (Short)
1917
All Aboard (Short)
1917
Love, Laughs and Lather (Short)
1917
From Laramie to London (Short)
1917
Lonesome Luke Loses Patients (Short)
1917
Lonesome Luke's Wild Women (Short)
1917
Lonesome Luke, Mechanic (Short)
1917
Stop! Luke! Listen! (Short)
1917
Lonesome Luke on Tin Can Alley (Short)
1917
Luke's Busy Day (Short)
Self
1922
Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 3 (Documentary short) as
Self
Archive Footage
1998
Slapstick Encyclopedia, Vol. 6: Hal Roach, the Lot of Fun (Video)
1991
Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio (Documentary) as
Self - with Lee De Forest (uncredited)
1985
Jim Henson's Little Muppet Monsters (TV Series) as
The Girl
- In the Beginning (1985) - The Girl (uncredited)
1961
Days of Thrills and Laughter (Documentary) as
Self

References

Marie Mosquini Wikipedia