Anne Cornwall
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Anne Cornwall was an American dancer, singer, and actress whose career on stage and in motion pictures spanned over four decades, from her early work as a "chorus girl" in musical theatre in New York City in 1916 to her screen performances in starring roles, as supporting characters, and in bit parts from 1918 to 1960.
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Universal ad for The Girl in the Rain with "Anne" misspelled, 1920
"Portrait study" of Cornwall by Nickolas Muray, published in Shadowland, 1921
In late-Elizabethan costume, Cornwall chats with visitors to the set of Have and to Hold, 1922
Promotion for Cool Off! (1926) co-starring Cornwall and Jack Duffy
The "tiny" Cornwall (second from left) in Laurel and Hardy's Men O' War (1929)
Cornwall (middle row, far right) with other "Baby Stars", Photoplay, March 1925
Cornwall with two of her Scottish Terriers, May 1926Filmography 40
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
You Can't Take It with You
College
The Southerner
They Won't Believe Me
The Climax
Men O' War
True Confession
The Widow from Chicago
The Buster Keaton Story
Below the Deadline
The Search for Bridey Murphy
The Arizona Express
The Gold Diggers
The Seventh Day
Triple Justice
The Flaming Frontier
The Eyes of the Totem
La La Lucille
Only 38
The Wrongdoers
The Indestructible Wife
The Firing Line
Her Gilded Cage
The Girl in the Rain
The Knife
Keep Smiling
To Have and to Hold
The Roughneck
The Rainbow Trail
Love's Young Scream
Everything But the Truth
Under Western Skies
40-Horse Hawkins45 credits on file
In their orbit 1
Connected to Anne 6
About this person
Anne Cornwall was an American dancer, singer, and actress whose career on stage and in motion pictures spanned over four decades, from her early work as a "chorus girl" in musical theatre in New York City in 1916 to her screen performances in starring roles, as supporting characters, and in bit parts from 1918 to 1960. Cornwall's credited and uncredited film appearances total no less than 72 productions, the great majority being released prior to 1930. A few examples of her work in silent dramas are The Firing Line (1919), The Girl in the Rain (1920), and The Wrongdoers (1925). Cornwall was equally successful in comedies. Starring in a series of popular "Christie Comedies" in the mid-1920s, she was recognized in film-industry publications at the time as "One of the leading comediennes of two-reel comedies". That reputation led to her later being cast as Buster Keaton's girlfriend in the feature College (1927) and with Laurel and Hardy in their Hal Roach short Men O' War (1929).
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