Lucille Ward

Lucille Ward

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lucille Ward (February 25, 1880 – August 8, 1952) was an American film actress. She appeared in 144 films between 1915 and 1944. She was born and died in Dayton, Ohio.

Filmography

After the Thin Man
After the Thin Man
1936 · Movie
as Prison Matron (uncredited)
The Public Enemy
The Public Enemy
1931 · Movie
as Mrs. Dalton (uncredited)
Wife vs. Secretary
Wife vs. Secretary
1936 · Movie
as Anna (uncredited)
A Man to Remember
A Man to Remember
1938 · Movie
as Gossipy Funeral Observer (uncredited)
Night Nurse
Night Nurse
1931 · Movie
as Woman Wanting Screen for Son's Bed (uncredited)
It Started with Eve
It Started with Eve
1941 · Movie
as Nurse (uncredited)
Smoldering Embers
Smoldering Embers
1920 · Movie
as Annie Manners
Dr. Socrates
Dr. Socrates
1935 · Movie
as Stout Woman Outside of Dr. Cardwell's
Christmas in July
Christmas in July
1940 · Movie
as Mrs. Casey
Mother Carey's Chickens
Mother Carey's Chickens
1938 · Movie
as Martha Popham
Other Men's Women
Other Men's Women
1931 · Movie
as Miss Astor - Bill's Landlady (uncredited)
Special Agent
Special Agent
1935 · Movie
as Mrs. White (uncredited)
Blonde Crazy
Blonde Crazy
1931 · Movie
as Prison Matron (uncredited)
Skinner's Dress Suit
Skinner's Dress Suit
1926 · Movie
as Mrs. Jackson
The Purchase Price
The Purchase Price
1932 · Movie
as Justice of the Peace's Wife (uncredited)
A Man of Sentiment
A Man of Sentiment
1933 · Movie
as Miss Tracy
State Fair
State Fair
1933 · Movie
as Woman in Cranapple Contest (Uncredited)
Happiness of Three Women
Happiness of Three Women
1917 · Movie
as Mary Fletcher
A Rough Shod Fighter
A Rough Shod Fighter
1917 · Movie
Oh, Doctor!
Oh, Doctor!
1925 · Movie
as Aunt Beulah Rush
East Side - West Side
East Side - West Side
1923 · Movie
as Mrs. Cornelia Van Norman
The Island of Intrigue
The Island of Intrigue
1919 · Movie
as Mrs. Juliet Smith
Sixty Cents an Hour
Sixty Cents an Hour
1923 · Movie
as Mrs. James Smith
A Woman of the World
A Woman of the World
1925 · Movie
as Lou Poor