Loretta Young
Filmography

Loretta Young

Section Title: Filmography
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1916	Sweet Kitty Bellairs	unknown	Lost; uncredited

1917	The Primrose Ring	Fairy	Lost; uncredited

1917	Sirens of the Sea	Child	As Gretchen Young

1919	The Only Way	Child on operating table

1921	White and Unmarried	Child	Uncredited

1921	The Sheik	Arab child	Extant; uncredited

1927	Naughty But Nice	Bit part	Extant; uncredited

1927	Her Wild Oat	Bit by ping pong table	Extant; uncredited

1927	Orchids and Ermine	unknown	Extant; uncredited

1928	The Whip Woman	The Girl	Lost

1928	Laugh, Clown, Laugh	Simonetta	Extant; made at MGM

1928	The Magnificent Flirt	Denise Laverne	Lost; made at Paramount Pictures

1928	The Head Man	Carol Watts	Lost

1928	Scarlet Seas	Margaret Barbour	Extant (Vitaphone track of music and effects survives). Picture elements discovered at Cineteca Italiana, Milan

1929	Seven Footprints to Satan	One of Satan's victims	Extant; uncredited

1929	The Squall	Irma	Extant, in Library of Congress

1929	The Girl in the Glass Cage	Gladys Cosgrove	Lost

1929	Fast Life	Patricia Mason Stratton	Lost (Vitaphone soundtrack discs at UCLA Film and Television)

1929	The Careless Age	Muriel	Lost

1929	The Forward Pass	Patricia Carlyle	Lost

1929	The Show of Shows	"Meet My Sister" number	Extant, in Library of Congress

1930	Loose Ankles	Ann Harper Berry	Extant, in Library of Congress

1930	The Man from Blankley's	Margery Seaton	Lost (Vitaphone soundtrack discs at UCLA Film and Television)

1930	Show Girl in Hollywood	Extant, in Library of Congress; uncredited

1930	The Second Floor Mystery	Marion Ferguson	Extant, in Library of Congress

1930	Road to Paradise	Mary Brennan/Margaret Waring	Extant, in Library of Congress

1930	Warner Bros. Jubilee Dinner	Herself	Short subject

1930	Kismet	Marsinah	Lost (Vitaphone soundtrack discs at UCLA Film and Television)

1930	War Nurse	Nurse	Extant; made at MGM; uncredited (Young's scenes deleted)

1930	The Truth About Youth	Phyllis Ericson	Extant, in Library of Congress

1930	The Devil to Pay!	Dorothy Hope	Extant; produced by Samuel Goldwyn; released by United Artists

1931	How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 8: "The Brassie"	Herself	Short subject

1931	Beau Ideal	Isobel Brandon	Extant; made at RKO

1931	The Right of Way	Rosalie Evantural	Extant, in Library of Congress

1931	The Stolen Jools	Herself	Short subject

1931	Three Girls Lost	Norene McMann	Extant

1931	Too Young to Marry	Elaine Bumpstead	Extant, in Library of Congress

1931	Big Business Girl	Claie "Mac" McIntyre	Extant, in Library of Congress

1931	I Like Your Nerve	Diane Forsythe	Extant, in Library of Congress

1931	The Ruling Voice	Gloria Bannister	Extant, in Library of Congress

1931	Platinum Blonde	Gallagher

1932	Taxi!	Sue Riley Nolan	Extant, in Library of Congress

1932	The Hatchet Man	Sun Toya San	Extant, in Library of Congress; original title The Honorable Mr. Wong

1932	Play-Girl	Buster "Bus" Green Dennis	Extant, in Library of Congress

1932	Week-End Marriage	Lola Davis Hayes	Extant, in Library of Congress

1932	Life Begins	Grace Sutton	Extant, in Library of Congress

1932	They Call It Sin	Marion Cullen	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	Employees' Entrance	Madeleine Walters West	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	Grand Slam	Marcia Stanislavsky	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	Zoo in Budapest	Eve	Extant

1933	The Life of Jimmy Dolan	Peggy	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	Heroes for Sale	Ruth Loring Holmes	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	Midnight Mary	Mary Martin

1933	She Had to Say Yes	Florence "Flo" Denny	Extant, in Library of Congress

1933	The Devil's in Love	Margot Lesesne	Extant

1933	Man's Castle	Trina	Extant

1934	The House of Rothschild	Julie Rothschild

1934	Born to Be Bad	Letty Strong

1934	Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back	Lola Field

1934	Caravan	Countess Wilma

1934	The White Parade	June Arden

1935	Clive of India	Margaret Maskelyne Clive

1935	Shanghai	Barbara Howard

1935	The Call of the Wild	Claire Blake

1935	The Crusades	Berengaria, Princess of Navarre

1935	Hollywood Extra Girl	Herself	Short subject

1936	The Unguarded Hour	Lady Helen Dudley Dearden

1936	Private Number	Ellen Neal

1936	Ramona	Ramona

1936	Ladies in Love	Susie Schmidt

1937	Love Is News	Toni Gateson

1937	Café Metropole	Laura Ridgeway

1937	Love Under Fire	Myra Cooper

1937	Wife, Doctor and Nurse	Ina Heath Lewis

1937	Second Honeymoon	Vicky

1938	Four Men and a Prayer	Miss Lynn Cherrington

1938	Three Blind Mice	Pamela Charters

1938	Suez	Countess Eugenie de Montijo

1938	Kentucky	Sally Goodwin

1939	Wife, Husband and Friend	Doris Borland

1939	The Story of Alexander Graham Bell	Mrs. Mabel Hubbard Bell

1939	Eternally Yours	Anita

1940	The Doctor Takes a Wife	June Cameron

1940	He Stayed for Breakfast	Marianna Duval

1941	The Lady from Cheyenne	Annie Morgan

1941	The Men in Her Life	Lina Varsavina

1941	Bedtime Story	Jane Drake

1942	A Night to Remember	Nancy Troy

1943	China	Carolyn Grant

1943	Show Business at War	Herself	Short subject

1944	Ladies Courageous	Roberta Harper	Famously "a clef" biopic of the WWII WASPs, pioneering women pilots

1944	And Now Tomorrow	Emily Blair

1945	Along Came Jones	Cherry de Longpre

1946	The Stranger	Mary Longstreet

1947	The Perfect Marriage	Maggie Williams

1947	The Farmer's Daughter	Katrin "Katy" Holstrum	Academy Award for Best Actress

1947	The Bishop's Wife	Julia Brougham

1948	Rachel and the Stranger	Rachel Harvey

1949	The Accused	Dr. Wilma Tuttle

1949	Mother Is a Freshman	Abigail Fortitude Abbott

1949	Come to the Stable	Sister Margaret	Nominated for Academy Award for Best Actress

1950	Key to the City	Clarissa Standish

1951	You Can Change the World	Herself	Short subject

1951	Cause for Alarm!	Ellen Jones

1951	Half Angel	Nora Gilpin

1951	Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Awards	Herself	Short subject

1952	Paula	Paula Rogers

1952	Because of You	Christine Carroll Kimberly

1953	It Happens Every Thursday	Jane MacAvoy

1986	Christmas Eve	Amanda Kingsley	TV movie

1989	Lady in a Corner	Grace Guthrie	TV movie

1994	Life Along the Mississippi	Narrator (voice)	TV documentation

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Loretta Young won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the 1947 film, The Farmer's Daughter, and received an Oscar nomination for her role in Come to the Stable in 1949.

final_sentence: Loretta Young won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the 1947 film, The Farmer's Daughter, and received an Oscar nomination for her role in Come to the Stable in 1949.