Mae Busch

Mae Busch born Annie May Busch was an Australian stage and screen actress Her first film appearances were in The Agitator and The Water Nymph both released in 1912 At the pinnacle of her film career Busch was known as the versatile vamp

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D.O.B: 1891-06-17
D.O.D: 1946-04-19
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Profession: Acting

Credits

1942 - The Mad Monster actor - Susan

1939 - Fangs of the Wild actor - Mae Barton

1936 - The Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand actor - Mrs. Paul Gironda

1935 - Tit for Tat actor - Mrs. Hall

1934 - Oliver the Eighth actor - Widow

1934 - Going Bye-Bye! actor - Butch's Girlfriend

1934 - Picture Brides actor - Gwen, British Bride

1934 - Them Thar Hills actor - Mrs. Hall

1934 - The Live Ghost actor - Maisie the Vamp, Blonde Floozy

1933 - Blondie Johnson actor - Mae

1933 - Sons of the Desert actor - Mrs. Lottie Hardy

1932 - The Purchase Price actor - Train Passenger Queenie (uncredited)

1932 - Their First Mistake actor - Mrs. Arabella Hardy

1931 - Chickens Come Home actor - Ollie's Old Flame

1931 - Come Clean actor - Kate

1929 - Alibi actor - Daisy Thomas

1929 - Unaccustomed as We Are actor - Mrs. Hardy

1927 - Love 'Em and Weep actor - Old flame

1922 - Foolish Wives actor - Princess Vera Petchnikoff

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