
Acting · Peoria, Illinois, USA · Born December 6, 1903
Kathryn McGuire (December 6, 1903 – October 10, 1978) was an American silent-film actress and dancer.
TVThe Thin Man
1957
MovieHere We Go Again
1952
as The Village Belle
TVDragnet
1951
Love a la Mode
1930
MovieThe Lost Zeppelin
1929
as Nancy
MovieThe Long, Long Trail
1929
as Ophelia
MovieThe Big Diamond Robbery
1929
as Ellen Brooks
MovieSynthetic Sin
1929
as Margery, Betty's sister
MovieLilac Time
1928
as Lady Iris Rankin
MovieChildren of the Ritz
1928
as Lyle Pennington
MovieThere It Is
1928
as The Nurse
MovieThe Girl in the Pullman
1927
as Dollie Jones
MovieNaughty But Nice
1927
as Alice Altewood
Who’s Afraid?
1927
as Phyllis
MovieNaughty Boy
1927
as Mary Craig
MovieThe Draw-Back
1927
Drama Deluxe
1927
as The Girl
MovieMovieland
1926
as Kathryn Mills
MovieWith Davy Crockett at the Fall of the Alamo
1926
as Alice Blake
The Mystery Pilot
1926
as June Finlay
MovieMidnight Faces
1926
as Mary Bronson
MovieSomebody's Mother
1926
as Peter's Sweetheart
MovieA String of Diamonds
1926
as Vivian Van Den Akar
MovieWith Buffalo Bill on the U. P. Trail
1926
as Millie Connel
MovieThe Thrill Hunter
1926
as Alice Maynard
Two-Fisted Jones
1925
as Mary Mortimer
Easy Going Gordon
1925
as Aileen Merton
MovieTearing Through
1925
as Constance Madison
Giddap!
1925
as Mrs. Marblehead
MoviePioneer's Gold
1924
as Mary Marsden
MovieThe Navigator
1924
as Betsy O'Brien
MovieSherlock Jr.
1924
as The Girl
MovieThe Love Pirate
1923
as Ruth Revere
MovieThe Printer's Devil
1923
as Vivian Gates
MovieThe Shriek of Araby
1923
as The Heroine
MovieThe Woman of Bronze
1923
as Sylvia Morton
MovieThe Flame of Life
1923
as Alice Barholm
MovieThe Crossroads of New York
1922
as Ruth Anthony
MovieThe Wampas Baby Stars of 1922
1922
as Self
MoviePlaying with Fire
1921
as Janet Fenwick
MovieThe Silent Call
1921
as Betty Houston
MovieHard Knocks and Love Taps
1921
as The Village Belle
MovieMarried Life
1920
as (uncredited)
MovieDown on the Farm
1920
as Villager
Up in Alf's Place
1919
as Bathing Girl (uncredited)