Phyllis Haver

American actress in silent films

Phyllis Haver - American actress in silent films
Born

1899
126 years ago

Died

November 19th, 1960
64 years ago — 61 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A prominent actress during the silent film era, contributions include performances in numerous films, notably 'Chicago' (1927) and 'The Show of Shows' (1929). Haver transitioned to sound films, appearing in 'The Marriage Playground' (1929). Later in her career, she became involved in production and direction, shaping several film projects.

Starred in 'Chicago' (1927)

Appeared in 'The Show of Shows' (1929)

Acted in 'The Marriage Playground' (1929)

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