Shirley Grey
Actor
Born Apr 11, 1902 · Naugatuck, Connecticut, USA
Active 1930–1981
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Shirley Grey (April 11, 1902 – August 12, 1981) was an American actress. She appeared in 46 films between 1930 and 1935. She was born in Naugatuck, Connecticut and died in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
Filmography
Drifting Souls (1932) — Greta JansonSisters Under the Skin (1934) — Gilda GordonThe Little Giant (1933) — Edith MerriamVirtue (1932) — Gert HanlonBeyond the Law (1934) — Helen GlennPrivate Jones (1933) — Helen JonesThe Defense Rests (1934) — Mabel WilsonBack Street (1932) — FrancineThe Golf Specialist (1930) — House Detective's WifeFrom Hell to Heaven (1933) — Winnie LloydTreason (1933) — Joan RandallGirl in Danger (1934) — Gloria GaleDon't Bet on Love (1933) — Goldie WilliamsPublic Opinion (1935) — Joan NashThe Mystery of the Mary Celeste (1935) — Sarah BriggsBombay Mail (1934) — Beatrice Jones aka Sonia SmeganoffOut All Night (1933) — KateCornered (1932) — Jane HerrickThe Life of Jimmy Dolan (1933) — Goldie WestTerror Aboard (1933) — Lili KingstonUptown New York (1932) — Patricia SmithThe Hurricane Express (1932) — The SecretaryThe People's Enemy (1935) — Ann FalconeToo Much Harmony (1933) — Lilyan