The Pride of the Yankees
She appeared in many short comedies, including several with Laurel and Hardy, playing Mrs. Laurel in "Their Purple Moment" (1928), and Mrs. Hardy in "Hog Wild" (1930). She also supported W. C. Fields in "The Barber Shop" (1933) and "The Bank Dick" (1940). Her career continued into the late 1930s and the era of sound film. Holderness' last screen credits are for "Share The Wealth" (1936) and "Just Speeding" (1936). Her uncredited parts take her career into the 1940s. Among these are parts in "The Pride of the Yankees" (1942) and "The Mummy's Ghost" (1944).