Personal Info
Known Credits
80
Gender
Female
Birthdate
1905-07-25 (120 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Union Hill, New Jersey, USA
Also Known For
Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka AppelAugusta Appel
Lila Lee
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lila Lee (born Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka Appel, July 25, 1905 – November 13, 1973) was a prominent screen actress, primarily a leading lady, of the silent film and early sound film eras. In 1918, she was chosen for a film contract by Hollywood film mogul Jesse Lasky for Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, which later became Paramount Pictures. Her first feature, The Cruise of the Make-Believes, garnered the teenaged starlet much public acclaim and Lasky ...
Known For
Acting
1967 --
Cottonpickin' Chickenpickers
| Viola Zickafoose
1966 --
The Emperor's New Clothes
| Wringmouth
1961 --
The Legend of Rudolph Valentino
| Self (archive footage)
1937 --
Nation Aflame
| Mona Franklin Burtis
1937 --
Two Wise Maids
| Ethel Harriman
1936 --
Country Gentlemen
| Louise Heath
1936 --
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford
| Miss Prentiss, Bradford's Receptionist
1935 --
The People's Enemy
| Katherine Carr
1934 --
I Can't Escape
| Mae Nichols
1934 --
In Love with Life
| Sharon
1934 --
Stand Up and Cheer!
| Zelda
1934 --
Whirlpool
| Helen Rankin Morrison
1933 --
Lone Cowboy
| Eleanor Jones
1933 --
The Intruder
| Connie Wayne
1933 --
The Iron Master
| Janet Stillman
1933 --
Face in the Sky
| Sharon Hadley
1932 --
Officer Thirteen
| Doris Dane
1932 --
False Faces
| Georgia Rand
1932 --
The Night of June 13
| Trudie Morrow
1932 --
Exposure
| Doris Corbin
1932 --
War Correspondent
| Julie March
1932 --
Unholy Love
| Jane Bradford
1932 --
Radio Patrol
| Sue Kennedy
1931 --
Misbehaving Ladies
| Princess Ellen
1931 --
Woman Hungry
| Judith Temple
1930 --
The Gorilla
| Alice Denby
1930 --
The Unholy Three
| Rosie O'Grady
1930 --
Double Cross Roads
| Mary Carlyle
1930 --
Those Who Dance
| Nora Brady
1930 --
Second Wife
| Florence Wendell Fairchild
1929 --
The Sacred Flame
| Stella Taylor
1929 --
Show of Shows
| Performer in 'What Became of the Floradora Boys' Number
1929 --
Love, Live & Laugh
| Margharita
1929 --
Flight
| Elinor
1929 --
Honky Tonk
| Beth
1929 --
The Argyle Case
| Mary Morgan
1929 --
Dark Streets
| Katie Dean
1929 --
Drag
| Dot
1929 --
Queen of the Night Clubs
| Bea Walters
1928 --
The Black Pearl
| Eugenie Bromley
1928 --
Fashion News
| Self (1930)
1928 --
Just Married
| Victoire
1928 --
The Adorable Cheat
| Marion Dorsey
1928 --
The Little Wild Girl
| Marie Cleste
1928 --
Top Sergeant Mulligan
| The girl
1927 --
Million Dollar Mystery
| Florence Grey
1927 --
One Increasing Purpose
| Elizabeth Glade
1926 --
Fascinating Youth
| Lila Lee
1926 --
The New Klondike
| Evelyn Lane
1926 --
Broken Hearts
| Ruth Esterin
1925 --
Coming Through
| Alice Rand
1925 --
The Midnight Girl
| Anna
1924 --
Another Man's Wife
| Helen Brand
1924 --
Wandering Husbands
| Diana Moreland
1924 --
Love's Whirlpool
| Molly
1923 --
Woman-Proof
| Louise Halliday
1923 --
Hollywood
| Lila Lee
1923 --
Homeward Bound
| Mary Brent
1923 --
The Ne'er-Do-Well
| Chiquita
1922 --
Ebb Tide
| Ruth Attwater
1922 --
The Ghost Breaker
| Maria Theresa, a Spanish Heiress
1922 --
Blood and Sand
| Carmen
1922 --
A Trip to Paramountown
| Self
1922 --
The Dictator
| Juanita
1922 --
The Fast Freight
| Elsie
1922 --
The Wampas Baby Stars of 1922
| Self
1922 --
One Glorious Day
| Molly McIntyre
1922 --
Rent Free
| Barbara Teller
1921 --
After the Show
| Eileen
1921 --
Crazy to Marry
| Annabelle Landis
1921 --
Gasoline Gus
| Sal Jo Banty
1921 --
The Dollar-a-Year Man
| Peggy Bruce
1921 --
Midsummer Madness
| Daisy Osborne
1921 --
The Charm School
| Elsie
1920 --
The Soul of Youth
| Vera Hamilton
1920 --
Terror Island
| Beverly West
1919 --
Hawthorne of the U.S.A.
| Princess Irma
1919 --
Male and Female
| Tweeny, the scullery maid
1919 --
The Lottery Man
| Polly
1919 --
The Secret Garden
| Mary Lennox