Sally O'Neil
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 23, 1908
- Died
- June 18, 1968
- Birthplace
- Bayonne, New Jersey, USA
After beginning in vaudeville, she was signed by Hal Roach Studios in 1925. When talking pictures arrived, her roles were limited because of her strong accent. After leaving movies, she found work on the stage and toured with the USO.
Filmography
Kathleen Mavourneen 1937
as Kathleen O'Moore
Too Tough to Kill 1935
as Ann Miller
Convention Girl 1935
as Gracie, Call Girl
Beggar's Holiday 1934
as Myrt Malloy
The Moth 1934
as Diana Wyman
Sixteen Fathoms Deep 1934
as Rosita
Ladies Must Love 1933
as Dot La Tour
By Appointment Only 1933
as Judy Carroll
The Brat 1931
as The Brat
Murder by the Clock 1931
as Jane, a Maid
Salvation Nell 1931
as Myrtle
Round About Hollywood 1931
as Self
Kathleen Mavourneen 1930
as Kathleen O'Connor
Sisters 1930
as Sally Malone
Hold Everything 1930
as Sue Burke
Girl of the Port 1930
as Josie
The Show of Shows 1929
as Performer in 'What Became of the Floradora Boys' & 'Meet My Sister' Numbers
Broadway Scandals 1929
as Mary
Jazz Heaven 1929
as Ruth Morgan
The Sophomore 1929
as Margie Callahan
On With the Show! 1929
as Kitty
Hardboiled 1929
as Teena Johnson
The Girl on the Barge 1929
as Erie McCadden
Broadway Fever 1929
as Sally McAllister
The Floating College 1928
as Pat Bixby
The Battle of the Sexes 1928
as Ruth, the Daughter
Bachelor’s Paradise 1928
as Sally O'Day
Mad Hour 1928
as Cuddles
The Lovelorn 1927
as Georgie Hastings
Becky 1927
as Rebecca O'Brien McCloskey
The Callahans and the Murphys 1927
as Ellen Callahan
Frisco Sally Levy 1927
as Sally Colleen Lapidowitz
Slide, Kelly, Slide 1927
as Mary Munson
45 Minutes from Hollywood 1926
as Orville's Sister (as Sue O'Neil)
Battling Butler 1926
as The Mountain Girl
The Auction Block 1926
as Bernice Lane
- Mike
Mike 1926
as Mike
Wandering Papas 1926
as Susie, the Hermit's Daughter (as Sue O'Neill)
- Long Pants
Long Pants 1926
as Glenn's Sister
Flaming Flappers 1925
Actor
Sally, Irene and Mary 1925
as Mary O'Brien
Don't 1925
as Tracey Moffat
1925 Studio Tour 1925
as Self
Credits from TMDB.