Biography
Marceline Day (born Marceline Newlin; April 24, 1908 – February 16, 2000) was an American actress who achieved stardom in the mid 1920s, appearing opposite diverse stars such as Harry Langdon, John Barrymore, Ramon Novarro, Lon Chaney, and Buster Keaton. Her career began as a child in the 1910s until it faltered in the early 1930s and she soon retired.
Acted in 51
2000s
- 2002
London After Midnight
Lucille Balfour (archive footage)
1960s
- 1964
The Big Parade of Comedy
Lois in 'Detectives' (archive footage) (uncredited)
1930s
- 1933
Damaged Lives
Laura Hall
The Flaming Signal
Sally James
By Appointment Only
Miss Brown
The Telegraph Trail
Alice Keller
Via Pony Express
Betty Castelar
- 1932
The King Murder
Pearl Hope
Broadway to Cheyenne
Ruth Carter
The Arm of the Law
Sandy
The Fighting Fool
Judith
- 1931
The Pocatello Kid
Mary Larkin
The Mad Parade
Dorothy Quinlan
The Mystery Train
Joan Lane
The Sky Raiders
Grace Devine
- 1930
Paradise Island
Ellen Bradford
Hot Curves
Girl
Sunny Skies
Mary Norris
Temple Tower
Patricia Verney
1920s
- 1929
The Show of Shows
Performer in 'Meet My Sister' Number
The One Woman Idea
Lady Alicia Douglas / Alizar
The Wild Party
Faith Morgan
Trent's Last Case
Evelyn Manderson
A Single Man
Maggie
The Jazz Age
Sue Randall
- 1928
Stolen Love
Joan Hastings
Restless Youth
Dixie
Freedom of the Press
June Westcott
Driftwood
Daisy Smith
Detectives
Lois
A Certain Young Man
Phyllis
Under the Black Eagle
Margarta
The Big City
Sunshine
- 1927
London After Midnight
Lucille Balfour
Captain Salvation
Mary Phillips
The Gay Deceiver
Louise de Tillois
The Beloved Rogue
Charlotte de Vauxcelles
- 1926
College Days
Mary Ward
That Model from Paris
Jane/Lucette
The Boy Friend
Ida May Harper
Looking for Trouble
Tulip Hellier
The Barrier
Necia
- 1925
The Splendid Road
Lilian Grey
The White Outlaw
Mary Gale
Taming the West
Beryl
- 1924
The Hansom Cabman
Betty Brief
The Luck o' the Foolish
Mrs. Newlywed
Black Oxfords
Daisy Withers
Picking Peaches
Bathing Beauty
Appearances2
1990s
- 1999
Clara Bow: Discovering the "It" Girl
Self (from The Wild Party [1929]) (archive footage)
1920s
- 1928
The Circus: Premiere
Self