MARY BRIAN
ACTING
Mary Brian (born Louise Byrdie Dantzler, February 17, 1906 – December 30, 2002), was an American actress, who made the transition from silent films to sound films.
Brian was dubbed "The Sweetest Girl in Pictures."
After her showing in a beauty contest, she was given an audition by Paramount Pictures and cast by director Herbert Brenon as Wendy Darling in his silent movie version of J.
Charlie Chan in Paris 1935
The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss 1936
The Virginian 1929
The Front Page 1931
Blessed Event 1932
Shanghai Bound 1927
The Unwritten Law 1932
Man on the Flying Trapeze 1935
The Royal Family of Broadway 1930
Homicide Squad 1931
The Man I Love 1929
Moonlight and Pretzels 1933
The World Gone Mad 1933
The Light of Western Stars 1930
Manhattan Tower 1932
Hard to Handle 1933
The Marriage Playground 1929
One Year Later 1933
Monte Carlo Nights 1934
Only the Brave 1930
Only Saps Work 1930
Girl Missing 1933
Beau Geste 1926
It's Tough to Be Famous 1932
Calaboose 1943
Navy Blues 1937
Captain Applejack 1931
Spendthrift 1936
Brown of Harvard 1926
Burning Up 1930
Forgotten Faces 1928
The Social Lion 1930
Partners in Crime 1928
Danger! Women at Work 1943
The Street of Forgotten Men 1925
Peter Pan 1924
Paris at Midnight 1926
Behind the Front 1926
The River of Romance 1929
The Air Mail 1925
The Little French Girl 1925
Ever Since Eve 1934
Song of the Eagle 1933
I Escaped from the Gestapo 1943
More Pay - Less Work 1926
Paramount on Parade 1930
Gun Smoke 1931
Black Waters 1929
College Rhythm 1934
Dragnet 1947
He's a Prince! 1925
Fog 1933
The Big Killing 1928
Knockout Reilly 1927
The Enchanted Hill 1926
Killer at Large 1936
Under the Tonto Rim 1928