Beautiful Marian Marsh (born Violet Ethelred Krauth) enjoyed a short yet significant film career as the leading lady of several memorable 1930s melodramas opposite some of cinema's best, most charismatic lead actors. Her youthful, wide-eyed innocence combined with an innate delicacy to make a heroine who was the perfect counterbalance to the licentious characters who often menaced her on film.
Hell's Angels
The Black Room
Five Star Final
Crime and Punishment
Svengali
The Man Who Lived Twice
Whoopee!
Under Eighteen
The Sport Parade
The Naughty Flirt
Beauty and the Boss
The Prodigal Son
The Mad Genius
Alias the Doctor
Notorious But Nice
The Eleventh Commandment
Saturday's Heroes
A Girl of the Limberlost
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