Virginia Marshall

Virginia Marshall (born c. 1919) is a retired child motion picture actress in silent film from 1924 through 1928.

Brief stardom

Marshall appeared in a Los Angeles Times feature entitled Stars Tomorrow? in April 1925.[1] She was among a group of children that included Vonda Phelps and Virginia Davis. The article questioned whether their stardom would continue or fade away with time. In fact the nine youth performers profiled only remained popular with theatre and film audiences for a brief time, Marshall's motion picture career lasted from 1924–1928. She performed in thirteen screenplays. The films include comedy shorts like Little Robinson Corkscrew (1924), the melodrama, East Lynne (1925), and the western, The Arizona Wildcat (1927). Marshall was given the opportunity to act with many stars of her era, such as Tom Mix, Alma Rubens, Edmund Lowe, and Dorothy Revier.

Partial filmography

References

  1. ↑ Los Angeles Times, Stars Tomorrow?, April 1, 1925, Page C4.

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