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Alison Skipworth (1863 - 1952) أليسون سكيبوورث

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Alison Skipworth was born in London, England, United Kingdom on 25 July 1863 as Alison Mary Elliott Margaret Groom and died in New York City, USA on 5 July 1952. Alison is best known for her roles in Madame Racketeer (1932), Night After Night (1932), and Six of a Kind (1934)....Read more Alison Skipworth is an English theater and film actress who received a special education by academics from Oxford University and began acting at the age of 31. Her first appearance was at the Daly Theater in London in 1894, but soon left England for Broadway. She broke into the world of cinema in 1912 with a number of short films, then presented some silent feature films until 1925, after which she devoted herself to the theater. She ended her career in 1938 with Ladies in Distress (1938).

- Nationality:
- UK
- Date of Birth:
- 25 July 1863
- Birth Country:
- UK
- Died on:
- 5 July 1952
- Death Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (10)
- - - The Gorgeous Hussy
    - 1936 - Movie
- - - Dangerous
    - 1935 - Movie
- - - Shanghai
    - 1935 - Movie
- - - The Notorious Sophie Lang
    - 1934 - Movie
- - - Sinners in the Sun
    - 1932 - Movie
- - - If I Had a Million
    - 1932 - Movie
- - - Night After Night
    - 1932 - Movie
- - - The Road to Singapore
    - 1931 - Movie
- - - Outward Bound
    - 1930 - Movie
- - - Raffles
    - 1930 - Movie

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Alison Skipworth was born in London, England, United Kingdom on 25 July 1863 as Alison Mary Elliott Margaret Groom and died in New York City, USA on 5 July 1952. Alison is best...Read more known for her roles in Madame Racketeer (1932), Night After Night (1932), and Six of a Kind (1934). Alison Skipworth is an English theater and film actress who received a special education by academics from Oxford University and began acting at the age of 31. Her first appearance was at the Daly Theater in London in 1894, but soon left England for Broadway. She broke into the world of cinema in 1912 with a number of short films, then presented some silent feature films until 1925, after which she devoted herself to the theater. She ended her career in 1938 with Ladies in Distress (1938).