Alison Skipworth (actress)

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Who is Alison Skipworth?

Alison Skipworth was an English stage and screen actress. She was born Alison Mary Elliott Margaret Groom in London.

• also known as Alison Mary Elliott Margaret Groom, Skippy, Allison Skipworth
• born on 25 July 1863 (151 years ago) in London
• nationality: United Kingdom
• profession: Actor
• Marriage with Frank Markham Skipworth between 1882 and 1929 (47 years)
• died on 5 July 1952 (63 years ago) in New York City
• buried in Kensico Cemetery
• filmography:
  • "Madame Racketeer"
  • "Tonight Is Ours"
  • "Satan Met a Lady"
  • "The Captain Hates the Sea"
  • played La Gourdan in "Du Barry, Woman of Passion"
  • "Becky Sharp"
  • "Tonight or Never"
  • "Dangerous"
  • "Doubting Thomas"
  • played Nora in "King of the Newsboys"
  • "Sinners in the Sun"
  • "39 East"
  • played Mrs. Matilda Coggins in "Devotion"
  • played Mrs. Priscilla Llewellyn in "The Casino Murder Case"
  • played Lady Catherine Champion-Chene in "Strictly Unconventional"
  • played Lillie Eckleberger in "Two in a Crowd"
  • played Senora Perez in "The Devil Is a Woman"
  • played Mother Bright in "Wharf Angel"
  • "The Road to Singapore"
  • "Wide Open Faces"
  • "Hitch Hike Lady"

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