Dorothy Dunbar(1902-1992)

Actress

Dorothy Dunbar was born on 28 May 1902 in Cripple Creek, Colorado, USA. She was an actress, known for Tarzan et le lion d'or (1927), Breed of the Sea (1926) and The Amateur Gentleman (1926). She was married to Russell H. Lawson, Tino Costa, Max Baer, Jaime S. de Garcon, Thomas Bucklin Wells II and Thomas Maurice. She died on 23 October 1992 in Seattle, Washington, USA.

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Tarzan et le lion d'or

5.1

Lady Greystoke

1927

Breed of the Sea

5.6

Ruth Featherstone

1926

The Amateur Gentleman

7.3

Lady Cleone Meredith

1926

When a Dog Loves

6.9

Letty Carroll

1927

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Actress

What Price Love?
- Alice George
- 1927
Tarzan et le lion d'or
5.1
- Lady Greystoke
- 1927
When a Dog Loves
6.9
- Letty Carroll
- 1927
Lightning Lariats
- Janet Holbrooke
- 1927
Red Hot Hoofs
- Frances Morris
- 1926
Breed of the Sea
5.6
- Ruth Featherstone
- 1926
The Amateur Gentleman
7.3
- Lady Cleone Meredith
- 1926
The Masquerade Bandit
6.0
- Molly Marble
- 1926
Sally, Irene and Mary
5.8
- Chorus Girl (uncredited)
- 1925
The Flaming Crisis
- Tex Miller
- 1924

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Born
- May 28, 1902
- Cripple Creek, Colorado, USA
Died
- October 23, 1992
- Seattle, Washington, USA
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Trivia
Silent screen actress and socialite Dorothy Dunbar began her brief career as a child actress in the Broadway musical "The School Girl" in 1904. As an adult, she had leading roles at First National and F.B.O. in the 1920's, her single noteworthy role being the fourth 'Jane' to Tarzan in Tarzan et le lion d'or (1927). Her six husbands included the South American millionaire Jaime De Garson, boxer Max Baer, portrait painter Tino Costa and aviation pioneer Russell Lawson.