Ruth Dwyer
American actress (1898-1978) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 80
Ruth Mildred Dwyer was an American film actress. She had a number of starring roles in the silent era, most famously as Buster Keaton's leading lady in Seven Chances (1925). Dwyer mostly retired in 1928 and played a number of uncredited roles in sound films, but retired from the film business completely in the 1940s.
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1978Died2 March 19781943
Slightly DangerousFilm, Customer in department store (uncredited)1942
For Me and My GalFilm, Nurse (uncredited)1938
MannequinFilm, Wedding Guest (Uncredited)1928
A Perfect GentlemanFilm, Wayne's Daughter
Scrambled WeddingsFilm, 1928Betty1927
No PublicityFilm, Sally Lawrence1926A Man of QualityFilm, Marion Marcy1925Going the LimitFilm, Helen Hayward1924
After a MillionFilm, Countess Olga1923
His Mystery GirlFilm, Gloria Bliss1921
Clay DollarsFilm, June Gordon1920
The Evil EyeFilm, Dora Bruce
The StealersFilm, 1920Mary Forrest1919
The Lurking PerilFilm, Betty Bates1898Born25 January 1898
Slightly DangerousFilm, Customer in department store (uncredited)1942For Me and My GalFilm, Nurse (uncredited)1938MannequinFilm, Wedding Guest (Uncredited)1928A Perfect GentlemanFilm, Wayne's DaughterScrambled WeddingsFilm, 1928Betty1927No PublicityFilm, Sally Lawrence1926A Man of QualityFilm, Marion Marcy1925Going the LimitFilm, Helen Hayward1924After a MillionFilm, Countess Olga1923His Mystery GirlFilm, Gloria Bliss1921Clay DollarsFilm, June Gordon1920The Evil EyeFilm, Dora BruceThe StealersFilm, 1920Mary Forrest1919The Lurking PerilFilm, Betty Bates1898Born25 January 1898People around Ruth
Close ties
Henry A. Barrows Also in The Lost Limited and Crack O' Dawn
Clyde Bruckman Directed A Perfect Gentleman (1928)
Johnny Hines Also in Stepping Along and The Brown Derby
Buster Keaton Directed Seven Chances (1925)
Louis B. Mayer Produced Seven Chances (1925)
William A. Wellman Directed Second Hand Love (1923)
William Fox Produced Second Hand Love (1923)
Joseph M. Schenck Produced Seven Chances (1925)
Christy Cabanne Directed The Stealers (1920)
J. P. McGowan Directed The Lost Limited (1927)
Ashton Dearholt Also in Going the Limit and The Canvas Kisser
Duke Worne Directed Going the Limit and The Canvas Kisser
Wally Van Directed The Evil Eye (1920)- Harry Joe Brown Produced The Lost Limited (1927)
J. Barney Sherry Also in The Brown Derby and Alex The Great
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About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1898 to 1978 · aged 80
