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Lois Moran - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Lois Moran
Born
March 1, 1909
Died: July 13, 1990
(Lived 81 years)
Place of Birth
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Career Highlights
33
Movies
1
TV Shows
Also Known As
Lois Darlington Dowling
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Lois Moran
Movies
33
TV Shows
1
Alice in the Cities
as
Airport Hostess
May 17, 1974
West of Broadway
as
Dot
November 28, 1931
Men in Her Life
as
Julia Cavanaugh
November 10, 1931
The Spider
as
Beverly Lane
September 23, 1931
Transatlantic
as
Judy Kramer
August 19, 1931
Under Suspicion
as
Alice Freil
December 28, 1930
Soup to Nuts
as
Beauty
September 28, 1930
Not Damaged
Cast
May 25, 1930
Mammy
as
Nora Meadows
March 26, 1930
A Song of Kentucky
as
Lee Coleman
November 10, 1929
Words and Music
as
Mary Brown
August 18, 1929
Behind That Curtain
as
Eve Mannering Durand
June 30, 1929
Joy Street
as
Marie Colman "Mimi"
May 12, 1929
The Belle of Samoa
as
The Belle of Samoa
February 25, 1929
True Heaven
as
Judith
February 17, 1929
Blindfold
as
Mary Brower
December 9, 1928
The River Pirate
as
Marjorie Cullen
August 26, 1928
Don't Marry
as
Priscilla Bowen / Betty Bowen
June 13, 1928
Love Hungry
as
Joan Robinson
April 8, 1928
Sharp Shooters
as
Loretta
January 15, 1928
The Whirlwind of Youth
as
Nancy Hawthorne
April 30, 1927
The Music Master
as
Helene Stanton
January 23, 1927
God Gave Me Twenty Cents
as
Mary Doren
November 20, 1926
The Prince of Tempters
as
Monica
October 17, 1926
Padlocked
as
Edith Gilbert
August 2, 1926
The Road to Mandalay
as
Joe's Daughter
June 26, 1926
The Reckless Lady
as
Sylvia Fleming
January 24, 1926
Just Suppose
as
Linda Lee Stafford
January 10, 1926
Camille: The Fate of a Coquette
as
Alice Brown
January 1, 1926
Stella Dallas
as
Laurel Dallas
November 16, 1925
The Late Mathias Pascal
as
Adrienne Paleari
July 2, 1925
Too Many Kisses
as
Office Girl
January 11, 1925
The Gallery of Monsters
as
Ralda / Ofélia
September 23, 1924
