Dorothy Christy
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
1906-05-26
Day of Death
1977-05-21 (70 years old)
Place of Birth
Reading, Pennsylvania, USA
Dorothy Christy
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dorothy Christy (born Dorothea J. Seltzer, May 26, 1906 – died May 21, 1977) was an American actress.
Christy acted with Will Rogers, Buster Keaton and the Marx Brothers, and with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in the film Sons of the Desert (1933), in the role of Mrs. Laurel. She was Queen Tika of Murania in The Phantom Empire, Gene Autry’s 1935 cliffhanger serial. She concluded her cinema career in 1953.
Dorothy Christy died of natural causes five days shy of her seventy-first birthday.
Acting
(1992)
Laurel and Hardy: A Tribute to the Boys
as (archive footage)
(1953)
So Big
as Widow Paarlenberg
(1949)
The Fountainhead
as Society Woman (uncredited)
(1949)
Caught
as Wealthy Shopper (uncredited)
(1948)
Silver River
as Woman (uncredited)
(1948)
Fighting Back
as Martha Higby
(1947)
The Fabulous Joe
as Grace
(1947)
The Pilgrim Lady
as Nell Brown
(1947)
Miracle on 34th Street
as Secretary (uncredited)
(1947)
Scared to Death
as Mrs. Williams (uncredited)
(1947)
The Unfaithful
as Mrs. Freedley
(1946)
The Magnificent Rogue
as Clerk
(1946)
Undercurrent
as Gossip in Hotel Lobby (uncredited)
(1946)
Little Giant
as Jim's wife (uncredited)
(1945)
Flame of Barbary Coast
as Mother Bronson
(1945)
Junior Miss
as Mrs. Cummings
(1945)
Black Market Babies
as Mrs. Becker (uncredited)
(1945)
Fashion Model
as Mme. Celeste
(1944)
Laura
as Woman (uncredited)
(1944)
Cowboy and the Senorita
as Lulubelle
(1943)
Double Up
as Leon's Wife
(1943)
Radio Runaround
as Mrs. Arlene Errol
(1943)
Gem-Jams
as Mrs. Arlene Errol
(1943)
Cutie on Duty
as Mrs Errol
(1942)
Sunset on the Desert
as Committee Woman
(1942)
Get Hep to Love
as 3rd Woman
(1942)
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine
as Mrs. Updyke
(1942)
Dear! Deer!
as Mrs. Taylor
(1941)
Sailors on Leave
as Blonde Woman (uncredited)
(1941)
Sierra Sue
as Verebel Featherstone
(1940)
City of Chance
as Woman on Phone
(1940)
Men with Steel Faces
as Queen Tika
(1939)
Rough Riders' Round-up
as Rusty's Dancing Partner
(1939)
East Side of Heaven
as Mrs. Henry Smith (uncredited)
(1939)
They Shall Have Music
as Woman Angry at Husband Being Late (uncredited)
(1938)
Marie Antoinette
as Lady in Waiting to Madame Du Barry (uncredited)
(1938)
Submarine Patrol
as McPeek's Girl
(1938)
Woman Against Woman
as Mrs. Morton
(1937)
(1937)
Slave Ship
as Blonde
(1937)
You Can't Have Everything
as Blonde
(1937)
Love Is News
as Boardinghouse Beauty (uncredited)
(1936)
Early to Bed
as Nurse
(1935)
The Daring Young Man
as Helen Kay
(1935)
I've Been Around
as Girl
(1935)
The Phantom Empire
as Queen Tika
(1934)
Million Dollar Ransom
as Gwen (Uncredited)
(1934)
Bright Eyes
as Anita Smythe
(1934)
Love Birds
as Kitten
(1934)
Servants' Entrance
as Mrs. Knut Johnson
(1934)
6 Day Bike Rider
as Mrs. Mabel St. Clair
(1934)
One Exciting Adventure
as Woman with Earrings
(1933)
Sons of the Desert
as Mrs. Betty Laurel
(1933)
Only Yesterday
as Rena (Uncredited)
(1933)
The Big Squeal
as Natalie
(1932)
Union Depot
as Society Woman Saying Goodbye to Jean (uncredited)
(1932)
The Arm of the Law
as Mrs. Myrtle Welling
(1932)
Devil and the Deep
as Mrs. Crimp
(1932)
The Unexpected Father
as Evelyn Smythe
(1932)
The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood
as Mrs. Chauncey Chadwick
(1932)
Slightly Married
as Marjorie Reynolds
(1932)
(1931)
The Devil Plays
as Dolores Quincy
(1931)
Night Life in Reno
as Gwen Maynard
(1931)
Gold Dust Gertie
as Mabel Guthrie
(1931)
Grief Street
as Ethel Wynn Merle
(1931)
King of the Wild
as Mrs. LaSalle
(1931)
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath
as Angelica Embrey
(1931)
Big Business Girl
as Mrs. Emery
(1931)
Convicted
as Constance Forbes
(1931)
Caught Cheating
as Tessie
(1931)
No, No, Lady
as Adelle Martin
(1930)
She Who Gets Slapped
as Wife
(1930)
So This Is London
as Lady Amy Ducksworth
(1930)
Extravagance
as Esther Hamilton
(1930)
Playboy of Paris
as Mlle. Berengere
(1930)
Big Money
as Leila
(1930)
(1929)
That's My Wife
as Undetermined Role (uncredited)