Louise Dresser
Actor
Born Oct 3, 1878 · Evansville, Indiana, USA
Active 1922–1965 · Awards: star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Louise Dresser was an American actress. She is perhaps best known for her roles in the many films in which she played the wife of Will Rogers, including State Fair and David Harum.
Filmography
The Scarlet Empress (1934) — Empress Elizabeth PetrovnaThe Oscars (1953)The Eagle (1925) — The Czarina, Catherine IICheap Kisses (1924) — Jane DillinghamPercy (1925) — Mrs. RogersThe Three Sisters (1930) — MartaThe Air Circus (1928) — Mrs. BlakeCradle Song (1933) — PrioressSong of the Eagle (1933) — Emma HoffmanThe Next Corner (1924) — Nina RaceState Fair (1933) — Melissa FrakeEverybody's Acting (1926) — Anastasia PotterNot Quite Decent (1929) — Mame JarrowMother Knows Best (1928) — Ma QuailThe City That Never Sleeps (1924) — Mother O'DayWhat Shall I Do? (1924) — Mrs. McLeanDoctor Bull (1933) — Mme Herbert BanningMr. Wu (1927) — Mrs. GregoryThe World Moves On (1934) — Baroness von GerhardtThe Blind Goddess (1926) — Mrs. Eileen ClaytonTo the Ladies (1924) — Mrs. KincaidServants' Entrance (1934) — Mrs. HansenWoman-Proof (1923) — Wilma RockwoodThe Fog (1923) — Mrs. Theddon