Ruth Hiatt
Actor
Born Jan 6, 1906 · Cripple Creek, Colorado, USA
Active 1922–1994
From Wikipedia Ruth Hiatt (January 6, 1906 – April 21, 1994) was an actress in motion pictures beginning in the silent film era. She is best known for performing in 1920s comedies directed by Jack White, Norman Taurog, and Mack Sennett.
Filmography
Shanghai Rose (1929) — Diane AveryOh! Shoot (1923)Taxi Troubles (1931) — Mrs. MaloneDouble Trouble (1941) — Blonde Assembly Line WorkerSmith's Picnic (1926) — Mabel SmithThis Way Out (1923) — The GirlSmith's Fishing Trip (1927) — Mabel SmithGood Morning Sheriff (1930) — The mayor's daughterGrass Skirts (1929)Wandering Willies (1926) — RuthThe Broken Coin (1936) — Gail BowmanThe Chinatown Mystery (1928) — Sally Warren, ChemistRock Bottom (1925) — Foreman's helper's sweetieThe Rodeo (1929) — Mabel SmithLove Pains (1932) — Shirley Jean's Mother (uncredited)The Bargain Hunt (1928) — Mabel SmithSmith's Cook (1927) — Mabel SmithThe Sunset Trail (1932) — Molly MasonBeginner's Luck (1935) — Daisy's Mother (uncredited)Won by a Neck (1930)Smith's Army Life (1928) — Mabel SmithSmith's Pony (1927) — Mabel SmithRidin' Thru (1934) — Dolores BrooksLong Pants (1927) — Minor Role (uncredited)