Betty Scott(1883-1955)

Actress
Writer

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Betty Scott

Betty Scott was born on 7 March 1883 in New York, USA. She was an actress and writer, known for La fête au ranch (1930), Le Mauvais chemin (1925) and The Alster Case (1915). She was married to Sam Hardy. She died on 7 February 1955 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

La fête au ranch (1930)

La fête au ranch

4.7

Writer

1930

Fred Thomson in Le Mauvais chemin (1925)

Le Mauvais chemin

Dolly Dutton

1925

John Cossar, Anne Leigh, and Bryant Washburn in The Alster Case (1915)

The Alster Case

Linda

1915

A Daughter of the City (1915)

A Daughter of the City

Muriel

1915

Credits

Actress

Le Mauvais chemin
- Dolly Dutton
- 1925
A Waiting Game
Short
- (as Elizabeth Scott)
- 1916
A Daughter of the City
- Muriel
- 1915
A Christmas Revenge
Short
- (as Elizabeth Scott)
- 1915
The Fable of Sister Mae, Who Did As Well As Could Be Expected
Short
- Mary aka Mae
- 1915
The Alster Case
- Linda
- 1915
The Night That Sophie Graduated
Short
- (as Elizabeth Scott)
- 1915
The Crimson Wing
- Clothilde Berthon
- 1915
When Snakeville Struck Oil
Short
- (as Elizabeth Scott)
- 1915
Snakeville's Weak Women
Short
- (as Elizabeth Scott)
- 1915
Affinities
Short
- Alice Thomas
- 1915
The Man Trail
- Myrtle
- 1915
His Crucible
Short
- May Worthe - an Adventuress
- 1915
The Blindness of Virtue
- Chorus girl
- 1915
The Fable of the Scoffer Who Fell Hard
Short
- Hunt's Wife
- 1915

Writer

Personal details

Alternative name
- Elizabeth Scott
Born
- March 7, 1883
- New York, USA
Died
- February 7, 1955
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Spouse
- Sam Hardy1910 - October 16, 1935 (his death)

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February 7, 1955
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71 years old
Where did Betty Scott die?
Los Angeles, California, USA
When was Betty Scott born?
March 7, 1883
Where was Betty Scott born?
New York, USA

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