Joan Lowell(1902-1967)

Joan Lowell was born on 23 November 1902 in Berkeley, California, USA. She was an actress and writer, known for Adventure Girl (1934), Le remorqueur «Chief» (1924) and Branded a Thief (1924). She was married to Leek Bowen and Thompson Buchanan. She died on 7 November 1967 in Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil.

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Adventure Girl
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- Joan Lowell
- 1934
La Ruée vers l'or
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- Georgia's Friend
- Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)
- 1925
Cold Nerve
- 1925
His Own Law
- Mary Emerson
- 1924
Branded a Thief
- 1924
Le remorqueur «Chief»
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- Madge Barlow
- 1924
Âmes à vendre
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- Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- 1923

Trivia
Author and actress. Movie extra with Goldwyn in the 1920's. Best known for starring in Adventure Girl (1934), a film based on her own spurious childhood recollections ("Cradle of the Deep") which were published as nonfiction in 1929. The book, detailing her exploits as a juvenile sailor among the all-male crew aboard her father's ship, became a bestseller. It was later proved to be a work of pure fabrication.

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