Virginia Valli

Virginia Valli

Virginia Valli (* 10. June 1898 in Chicago , Illinois as Virginia McSweeney ; † 24. September 1968 in Palm Springs , California ) was an American actress .

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In the mid-1920s, she was one of the better-known stars of Universal Studios . Her successful silent films include The Man Who Found Himself as well as Paid To Love and Evening Clothes from 1927. In 1925 she starred in Alfred Hitchcock 's first feature film Maze of Passion . With the advent of sound film Vallis faded career. She ended her career in 1931 with Night Life in Reno .

Valli was married twice. Her first marriage to theater agent George Demarest Lamson lasted from 1921 to 1927. In 1931 she married the actor Charles Farrell , with whom she was married until her death. Both marriages remained childless.

Virginia Valli has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (6125 Hollywood Blvd.).

Filmography

1916: The Strange Case of Mary Page 1917: Skinner's Dress Suit 1917: Satan's Private Door 1917: The Quarantined Bridegroom (short film) 1917: Filling His Own Shoes 1917: Vernon, the Bountiful (short film) 1917: Much Obliged (short film) 1917: The Golden Idiot 1917: The Long Green Trail (short film) 1917: Efficiency Edgar's Courtship 1917: The Fable of the Speedy Sprite (short film) 1917: The Fibbers 1918: Uneasy Money 1918: Ruggles of Red Gap 1919: His Father's Wife 1919: The Black Circle 1920: The Very Idea 1920: The Dead Line 1920: The Midnight Bride 1920: The Common Sin 1920: The Plunger 1921: The Silver Lining 1921: Sentimental Tommy 1921: Love's Penalty 1921: The Man Who 1921: A Trip to Paradise 1921: The Devil Within 1921: The Idle Rich 1922: The Right That Failed 1922: Tracked to Earth 1922: His Back Against the Wall 1922: The Black Bag

1922: The Storm 1922: The Village Blacksmith 1923: The Shock 1924: A Lady of Quality 1924: Wild Oranges 1924: The Confidence Man 1924: The Signal Tower 1924: In Every Woman's Life 1924: K - The Unknown 1925: Feverish Blood (The Price of Pleasure) 1925: Up the Ladder 1925: victories 1925: The Woman Who Lied (The Lady Who Song) 1925: The Man Who Found Himself 1925: The Pleasure Garden (The Pleasure Garden) 1926: Watch Your Wife 1926: The Family Upstairs 1926: Flames 1927: Stage Madness 1927: Marriage 1927: Evening Clothes 1927: Paid to Love 1927: Judgment of the Hills 1927: Titanic 1927: Ladies Must Dress 1928: The Escape 1928: The Street of Illusion 1929: Behind Closed Doors 1929: The Isle of Lost Ships 1929: Mister Antonio 1929: Captain Hall's great love (The Lost Zeppelin) 1930: Guilty? 1931: Night Life in Reno

Web links

Commons : Virginia Valli  - Collection of Images

• Virginia Valli in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Virginia Valli in the database of Find a Grave (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Virginia Valli | Hollywood Walk of Fame. Retrieved October 19, 2018 (American English).