Viola Dana
Acting
Born June 24, 1897, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
From Wikipedia Viola Dana, Born Virginia Flugrath (June 26, 1897 – July 3, 1987) was an American film actress who was successful during the era of silent films. For her contribution to the motion picture industry, Viola Dana has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It is located at 6541 Hollywood Boulevard.
Filmography
- Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow
- 1929One Splendid Hour — Bobbie Walsh
- 1929The Show of Shows — Performer in 'The Pirate,' 'Meet My Sister' & 'Ladies of the Ensemble' Numbers
- 1929Two Sisters — Jean / Jane
- 1928That Certain Thing — Molly Kelly
- 1927Life in Hollywood No. 5
- 1927Naughty Nanette — Nanette Pearson
- 1927Salvation Jane — Salvation Jane
- 1926Bigger Than Barnum's — Juanita Calles
- 1926Bred in Old Kentucky — Katie O'Doone
- 1926Kosher Kitty Kelly — Kitty Kelly
- 1926The Great Love — Minette Bunker
- 1926The Ice Flood
- 1926The Silent Lover — Scadsza
- 1926Wild Oats Lane — Marie, the Girl
- 1925As Man Desires — Pandora La Croix
- 1925Forty Winks — Eleanor Butterworth
- 1925The Necessary Evil — Shirley Holmes
- 1925Winds of Chance — Rouletta Kirby
- 1924Along Came Ruth — Ruth Ambrose
- 1924Don't Doubt Your Husband — Helen Blake
- 1924Merton of the Movies — Sally 'Flips' Montague
- 1924Open All Night — Thérèse Duverne
- 1924Revelation — Joline Hofer
- 1924The Beauty Prize — Connie Du Bois
- 1924The Heart Bandit — Molly O'Hara
- 1923Crinoline and Romance — Miss Emmy Lou
- 1923Her Fatal Millions — Mary Bishop
- 1923Hollywood — Viola Dana
- 1923In Search of a Thrill — Ann Clemance
- 1923Rouged Lips — Norah MacPherson
- 1923The Social Code — Babs Van Buren
- 1922Glass Houses — Joy Duval
- 1922June Madness — Clytie Whitmore
- 1922Love in the Dark — Mary Duffy
- 1922Seeing's Believing — Diana Webster
- 1922The Fourteenth Lover — Vi Marchmont
- 1922They Like 'Em Rough — Katherine Trowbridge
- 1921Home Stuff — Madge Joy
- 1921Life's Darn Funny — Zoe Robert
- 1921Puppets of Fate — Sorrentina Palombra
- 1921The Match-Breaker — Jane Morgan
- 1921The Off-Shore Pirate — Ardita Farnam
- 1921There Are No Villains — Rosa Moreland
- 1920Cinderella's Twin — Connie McGill
- 1920Dangerous to Men — Elisa
- 1920The Chorus Girl's Romance — Marcia Meadows
- 1920The Willow Tree — O-Riu
- 1919False Evidence — Madelon MacTavish
- 1919Please Get Married — Muriel Ashley
- 1919Satan Junior — Diana Ardway
- 1919Some Bride — Patricia Morley
- 1919The Gold Cure — Annice Paisch
- 1919The Microbe — Happy O'Brien, The Microbe
- 1919The Parisian Tigress — Jeanne
- 1918A Weaver of Dreams — Judith Sylvester
- 1918Breakers Ahead — Ruth Bowman
- 1918Flower of the Dusk — Barbara North
- 1918Opportunity — Mary Willard
- 1918Riders of the Night — Sally Castleton
- 1918The Only Road — Nita
- 1918The Winding Trail — Audrey Graham
- 1917Aladdin's Other Lamp — Patricia Smith
- 1917Blue Jeans — June
- 1917God's Law and Man's — Ameia
- 1917Lady Barnacle — Lakshima
- 1917Rosie O'Grady — Rosie O'Grady
- 1917The Girl Without a Soul — Unity Beaumont / Priscilla Beaumont
- 1917The Mortal Sin — Jane Anderson
- 1917Threads of Fate — Dorothea
- 1916The Cossack Whip — Darya Orlinsky
- 1916The Flower of No Man's Land — Echo
- 1916The Gates of Eden — Eve / Evelyn
- 1916The Innocence of Ruth — Ruth Travers
- 1916The Light of Happiness — Tangletop
- 1915Children of Eve — Fifty-Fifty Mamie
- 1915Cohen's Luck — Minnie Cohen
- 1915Gladiola
- 1915On Dangerous Paths — Eleanor Thurston
- 1915The Portrait in the Attic
- 1914The Adventure of the Hasty Elopement — Ruth
- 1913Nursery Favorites
- 1912Children Who Labor
- 1912The Butler and the Maid — The Statue
- 1910A Christmas Carol
Appearances as themselves (3)
- 1987Hollywood's Hidden Secrets — Self
- Hollywood — Self
- 1934Hollywood on Parade No. B-4 — Self