Betty Francisco
44 Movies
Movies
Plays Little Rolls Riding Hood
Madam Satan
1930
Plays His finish
Long Pants
1927
Plays The Sun Rises Lead Actress
Whom the Gods Destroy
1934
Plays Mary Miller
Midsummer Madness
1921
Plays Helen Taylor
The Phantom of the Forest
1926
Plays Margot de Vancoire
Ashes of Vengeance
1923
Plays Mrs. Mastick
Street of Chance
1930
Plays Helen
The Widow from Chicago
1930
Plays Mazie
Broadway
1929
Plays Connie Fentriss
Flaming Youth
1923
Plays Sybil Conway
Charlie Chan Carries On
1931
Plays Grace Gardner
Wasted Lives
1925
Plays Cordelia Smith
Irene
1926
Plays Laura
Good Sport
1931
Plays Betty Burnett
The Gay Retreat
1927
Plays Madame de Courcy
Don Juan's 3 Nights
1926
Plays Agnes Forrest
Broadway Daddies
1928
Plays Ermintrude
Maytime
1923
Plays Anita Calhoun
Riding with Death
1921
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Romance in the Rain
Julia
1934
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Whom the Gods Destroy
The Sun Rises Lead Actress
1934
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Stowaway
Madge
1932
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Good Sport
Laura
1931
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Charlie Chan Carries On
Sybil Conway
1931
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The Widow from Chicago
Helen
1930
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Madam Satan
Little Rolls Riding Hood
1930
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Street of Chance
Mrs. Mastick
1930
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Smiling Irish Eyes
Frankie West
1929
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Is Betty Francisco still alive?
Betty Francisco passed away on November 25, 1950 at age 50.
What are the most famous roles of Betty Francisco?
Betty Francisco is best known for roles in Madam Satan, Broadway, Long Pants.
How many movies has Betty Francisco been in?
Over a 30-year career (since 1920), Betty Francisco has appeared in 44 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Betty Francisco's first movie?
The career of Betty Francisco began with The Furnace (1920).
What is Betty Francisco's most recent movie or series?
Betty Francisco's most recent release is Romance in the Rain, which premiered on August 13, 1934.
Betty Francisco
1900-09-25 · Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
From Wikipedia
Betty Francisco (September 26, 1900 – November 25, 1950) was
an American silent-film actress, appearing mainly in dramatic/romantic films.
Her sister, Evelyn Francisco, was also an actress.
Born Elizabeth Barton (or Bartman) in Little Rock, Arkansas,
Betty acted in many credited roles from the period between 1920 and 1934, after
which it appears she left the movies for good. Her first film credit was in the
1920 film A Broadway Cowboy. However, the film did little to improve her
popularity.
In 1923, she was selected as one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars,
although studios still preferred to cast her in roles opposite major female
leading ladies. However, she managed to have her own share of leading roles,
co-starring with Norma Talmadge, Wallace Beery and Conway Tearle in First
National's 1923 costume picture Ashes of Vengeance. She appeared in Maytime
that same year.The actress was still working after the transition of sound, but
her name was now virtually unnoticed and Betty, who had mostly done "B
movies" in her career, found herself almost forgotten by the film industry.
Her last film was Romance in the Rain (1934).
Betty Francisco died of a heart attack on her ranch in El
Cerrito, Riverside, California in 1950, aged 50, and was interred at the Forest
Lawn Memorial Park cemetery in Glendale, California, United States.