Occupation Actress Children Hazel Terry Role Actress | Name Mary Glynne Years active 1919-1939 Grandchildren Jemma Hyde | |
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Born 25 January 1895 ( 1895-01-25 ) Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales Died September 19, 1954, London, United Kingdom Spouse Dennis Neilson-Terry (m. ?–1932) Movies Scrooge, The Call of Youth, The White Hen Similar People Henry Edwards, Geoffrey Keen, Jemma Hyde, Maurice Elvey, Thomas Bentley | ||
Mary Glynne (25 January 1895 – 19 September 1954) was a British actress. She appeared in numerous stage productions from 1908 to 1954 and in 24 films between 1919 and 1939. She was born in Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan South Wales and died in London.
She started her career in 1908 where she was on stage in a play called The Dairymaids at the Princes Theatre in Manchester. A month later, she appeared on stage at the Queen's Theatre in the same play in London. Following her appearance in many West End successes, she toured the provinces and, later, South Africa. She was married to Dennis Neilson-Terry who died in Rhodesia in 1932.
Filmography
Actress
1949
Myself a Stranger (TV Movie) as
Ellen Crawford
1948
Tilly of Bloomsbury (TV Movie) as
Lady Marian Mainwaring
1948
The Breadwinner (TV Movie) as
Dorothy Granger
1939
Inquest (TV Movie) as
Margaret Hamilton
1937
The Angelus as
Sister Angelica
1936
The Heirloom Mystery as
Lady Benton
1936
Grand Finale as
Lina Parsons
1935
Scrooge as
Belle
1935
Emil and the Detectives as
Mrs. Blake
1934
The Outcast as
Eve Baxter
1934
Flat Number Three as
Mrs. Rivington
1933
The Lost Chord as
Countess Madeleine
1933
The Good Companions as
Miss Elizabeth Trant
1931
Inquest as
Margaret Hamilton
1921
The Call of Youth (Short) as
Betty Overton
1921
The Bonnie Brier Bush as
Flora Campbell
1921
Dangerous Lies as
Joan Farrant
1921
The Mystery Road as
Lady Susan Farrington
1921
Candytuft, I Mean Veronica as
Veronica Anstruther
1921
The Princess of New York as
Helen Stanton
1921
Appearances as
Kitty Mitchell
1921
The White Hen as
Celeste de Crequy
1920
The Hundredth Chance as
Lady Maud Brian
1920
Unmarried as
Vivien Allington
1919
His Last Defence as
Dorothea Oddington
1919
The Cry for Justice as
Jeannette
Self
1935
Regal Cavalcade as
Waitress
References
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