Joan Marsh
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.
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(Joan Wendall, Photographer)
Inspiration
(Madelaine Dorety)
You're Telling Me!
(Pauline Bisbee)
High Gear
(Anne Merritt)
Politics
(Daisy Evans)
Follow the Leader
(Milly McGinnis)
What Becomes of the Children?
(Marion Worthington)
Rainbow Over Broadway
(Judy Chibbins)
Captain Kidd, Jr.
(Child (uncredited))
We're Rich Again
(Carolyn 'Carrie' Page)
Daring Daughters
(Betty Cummings)
Life Begins in College
(Cuddles)
Dance, Fools, Dance
(Sylvia)
Police Bullets
(Donna Wells)
Blame It on Love
(Terry Arden)
Bachelor's Affairs
(Eva Mills)
100% American
Daddy-Long-Legs
((uncredited))
Brilliant Marriage
(Madge Allison)
Meet the Wife
(Doris Bellamy)
Little Lord Fauntleroy
((uncredited))
All Quiet on the Western Front
(Poster Girl (uncredited))
Dancing Feet
(Judy Jones)
King of Jazz
(Blonde ("A Bench in the Park") (uncredited))
Are You Listening?
(Honey O'Neil)
That's Entertainment!
((archive footage))
Idiot's Delight
(Elaine Messiger)
Fast and Loose
(Bobby Neville)
The Lady Objects
(June Lane)
The Man in the Trunk
(Yvonne Duvalle)
The Man Who Dared
(Joan Novak)
Maker of Men
(Dorothy)
The Bond
(Cupid)
Speed Demon
(Jean Torrance)
Johanna Enlists
((uncredited))
Mr. Muggs Steps Out
(Brenda Murray)
The Wet Parade
(Evelyn Fessenden)
Keep 'Em Slugging
(Lola)
A Little Princess
(Child (uncredited))
How Could You, Jean?
(Morley Child)
Pollyanna
(Bit Role (uncredited))
Suds
(Undetermined Role (uncredited))
It's Great to Be Alive
(Toots)
Uncle Jake
(Joan - Wife)
A Tailor-Made Man
(Beanie)
Three-Cornered Moon
(Kitty)
Little Accident
(Doris)
Many Happy Returns
(Florence Allen)
Shipmates
(Mary Lou)
Anna Karenina
(Lili)
Hollywood on Parade No. B-1
Hot Water
(Bebe Montaine)
Road to Zanzibar
(Dimples)
Secret Service In Darkest Africa
(Janet Blake)
Three Girls Lost
(Marcia Tallant)
Women's Weapons
(Nicholas Jr's sister)