Marceline Day [122974] Gender: Female Popularity: 1.5195 Birthplace: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Birthday: 1908-04-24 Deathday: 2000-02-16 Age: 91 years Movies: 57 Links: Homepage, IMDB Biography: Marceline Day (born Marceline Newlin) was an American screen actress who achieved stardom in the mid 1920s, appearing opposite such diverse stars as Harry Langdon, John Barrymore, Ramon Novarro, Lon Chaney, and Buster Keaton. Her career faltered in the early 1930s and she was soon reduced to appearing in low-budget thrillers and action pictures. Day retired in the mid 1930s. She died in 2000. London After Midnight2002-11-01 Clara Bow: Discovering 1999-06-14 The Big Parade of Comed1964-09-02 Damaged Lives1933-09-15 The Fighting Parson1933-08-01 The Flaming Signal1933-07-24 By Appointment Only1933-07-06 The Telegraph Trail1933-03-18 The Crusader1932-10-04 The King Murder1932-09-15 Broadway to Cheyenne1932-09-09 The Arm of the Law1932-04-19 The Fighting Fool1932-01-20 The Pocatello Kid1931-12-05 The Mad Parade1931-09-18 The Mystery Train1931-08-01 Paradise Island1930-07-15 Hot Curves1930-06-14 Sunny Skies1930-05-16 Temple Tower1930-04-12 Show of Shows1929-11-21 The One Woman Idea1929-06-02 The Wild Party1929-04-06 Trent's Last Case1929-03-31 A Single Man1929-01-12 Stolen Love1928-12-02 Restless Youth1928-11-30 Freedom of the Press1928-10-28 Driftwood1928-10-15 The Cameraman1928-09-10 Detectives1928-06-09 A Certain Young Man1928-05-19 Under the Black Eagle1928-03-24 The Big City1928-03-23 The Circus: Premiere1928-01-13 London After Midnight1927-12-03 The Road to Romance1927-10-08 Captain Salvation1927-05-14 Rookies1927-04-30 The Gay Deceiver1927-04-04 The Beloved Rogue1927-03-12 That Model from Paris1926-10-15 College Days1926-10-15 Fools of Fashion1926-10-01 The Boy Friend1926-08-14 Looking for Trouble1926-05-30 The Barrier1926-03-21 Hell's Four Hundred1926-03-14 The Splendid Road1925-12-06 The White Outlaw1925-09-06 Red Clay1925-05-01 Taming the West1925-03-01 The Hansom Cabman1924-10-12 The Luck o' the Foolish1924-09-13 Black Oxfords1924-05-18 Picking Peaches1924-02-02 The Voice of Hollywood