Mae Busch
Known for
Mae Busch earns screen credits as an Australian actress, and beyond the credits there is little on file. The title that shows up beside her name is 'Sons of the Desert', with the part of Mrs. Lottie Hardy. 'Foolish Wives' is on the list as well. The first credit on record dates from 1915. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. The work on file is film work.
Mae Busch
90 Movies
Mae Busch earns screen credits as an Australian actress, and beyond the credits there is little on file. The title that shows up beside her name is 'Sons of the Desert', with the part of Mrs. Lottie Hardy. 'Foolish Wives' is on the list as well. The first credit on record dates from 1915. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. The work on file is film work.
Movies
Plays Jenny
Ziegfeld Girl
1941
Plays Cathouse Madame
Doctor X
1932
Plays Mrs. Lottie Hardy
Sons of the Desert
1933
Plays Mae
Blondie Johnson
1933
Plays Rosie O'Grady
The Unholy Three
1925
Plays Mrs. Hall
Tit for Tat
1935
Plays Helen Dubreuze
Fazil
1928
Plays Vera
The Stork Club
1945
Plays Princess Vera Petchnikoff
Foolish Wives
1922
Plays Miss Tyson
Nancy Drew… Detective
1938
Plays Mrs. Hardy
The Bohemian Girl
1936
Plays Madame Pierre Gustave
The Fixer Uppers
1935
Plays Mrs. Jennie Carter
Cheating Blondes
1933
Plays Kate
Come Clean
1931
Plays Susan
The Mad Monster
1942
Plays Mrs. Hardy
Unaccustomed as We Are
1929
Plays Robina Teele
Souls for Sale
1923
Plays Samson's Secretary
Something to Shout About
1943
Plays May Roberts
Young Desire
1930
Plays The Speedy Stenographer
Wife and Auto Trouble
1916
Plays Mrs. Hall
Them Thar Hills
1934
Plays Bessie Ward
While the City Sleeps
1928
Plays Mae Barton
Fangs of the Wild
1939
Plays Rose
Women Without Names
1940
Plays Old flame
Love 'Em and Weep
1927
Plays Widow
Oliver the Eighth
1934
Plays Butch's Girlfriend
Going Bye-Bye!
1934
Plays Maisie the Vamp, Blonde Floozy
The Live Ghost
1934
Plays Daisy Thomas
Alibi
1929
Plays Younger Woman on Bus
The Accusing Finger
1936
Plays Nora Dakon
Time, the Comedian
1925
Plays Trixie
Prison Farm
1938
Plays Lil
Daughter of Shanghai
1937
Plays Arlene
Wicked
1931
Plays Glory Quayle
The Christian
1923
Plays The Landlord's Daughter
The Rent Jumpers
1915
Plays Rosie
The Man Called Back
1932
Plays Girlfriend
Settled at the Seaside
1915
Plays Mrs. Arabella Hardy
Their First Mistake
1932
Plays Jeanette Sturgis
Bread
1924
Plays Hazel
Lilly Turner
1933
Plays Mary Ryan
Without Honor
1932
Plays Irene Kirby
Broken Barriers
1924
Plays Sally Carey Mapes
The Truthful Sex
1926
Plays Bessie Collister
Name the Man
1924
Plays Mrs. Paul Gironda
The Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand
1936
Plays Mame
Sucker Money
1933
Plays Gwen, British Bride
Picture Brides
1934
Plays Ethel Delmead
The Grim Game
1919
Plays Marie Devere
Husband Hunters
1927
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The Blue Dahlia
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Cross My Heart
Juror
1946
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The Blue Dahlia
Jenny (Maid) (uncredited)
1946
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The Stork Club
Vera
1945
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Something to Shout About
Samson's Secretary
1943
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The Mad Monster
Susan
1942
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Hello, Annapolis
Miss Jenkins
1942
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Ziegfeld Girl
Jenny
1941
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Women Without Names
Rose
1940
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Fangs of the Wild
Mae Barton
1939
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mae Busch still alive?
Mae Busch passed away on April 19, 1946 at age 54.
What are the most famous roles of Mae Busch?
Mae Busch is best known for roles in Sons of the Desert, The Blue Dahlia, Foolish Wives.
How many movies has Mae Busch been in?
Over a 31-year career (since 1915), Mae Busch has appeared in 90 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Mae Busch's first movie?
The career of Mae Busch began with Mabel and Fatty’s Married Life (1915).
What is Mae Busch's most recent movie or series?
Mae Busch's most recent release is Cross My Heart, which premiered on December 18, 1946.
Mae Busch
1891-06-17 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Mae Busch, born Annie May Busch, was an Australian stage and screen actress. Her first film appearances were in The Agitator and The Water Nymph, both released in 1912. At the pinnacle of her film career, Busch was known as the versatile vamp.