~Audrey Ferris~

Born: August 30, 1909 in Detroit, Michigan, USA
Died: May 3, 1990 in Los Angeles, California, USA
~Biography~
A singer, dancer, and according to her official bio, violinist from Michigan, Audrey Ferris enjoyed a brief
vogue during the transition from silents to sound. In fact, along with Myrna Loy she played a chorus girl
in the groundbreaking The Jazz Singer (1927) and she was Rin Tin Tin's "leading lady" in the all-barking
Rinty of the Desert (1928). Ironically, sound did eventually prove an obstacle and she only appeared in
one feature film in 1930, down from three the previous year. Her screen career all but over by 1933,
Ferris worked as a secretary in the office of the Los Angeles District Attorney. She was at one point
married to an heir to the Huntington railroad fortune.

Biography by Hans J. Wollstein, AllMovie.com
~Silent Filmography~
Honky Tonk (1929) .... Jean Gilmore
Fancy Baggage (1929) .... Naomi Iverson
The Little Wildcat (1928) .... Audrey
Beware of Bachelors (1928) .... May, the wife
The Lion and the Mouse (1928) (uncredited) .... Bit Part
Rinty of the Desert (1928) .... June  
Powder My Back (1928) .... Ruth Stevens
Beware of Married Men (1928) .... Helene Martin
Ginsberg the Great (1927) .... Mary
The Silver Slave (1927) .... Janet Randall
Sailor Izzy Murphy (1927) .... Izzy's girl
Slightly Used (1927) .... Helen Martin
Woman's Law (1927) .... Rose La Pierre
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