Olive Borden
35 Movies
Movies
Plays Judy Paige
Half Marriage
1929
Plays Vee Newell
Hello Sister
1930
Plays Chloe
Chloe, Love Is Calling You
1934
Plays Lee Carlton
3 Bad Men
1926
Plays Norma
Virgin Lips
1928
Plays Eve Smith
Fig Leaves
1926
Plays Gracie Nolan
Dance Hall
1929
Plays Georgie
The Albany Night Boat
1928
Plays The Boss's Girlfriend
Too Many Mammas
1924
Plays Valencia
The Country Beyond
1926
Plays Angela Wade
Pajamas
1927
Plays Olivette
The Monkey Talks
1927
Plays Ruth Dent
The Overland Limited
1925
Plays Lulu
Gobs of Fun
1933
Full Filmography
Chloe, Love Is Calling You
Chloe
1934
Film
Gobs of Fun
Lulu
1933
Film
Leave It to Me
Peavey
1933
Film
The Social Lion
Gloria Staunton
1930
Film
Hello Sister
Vee Newell
1930
Film
Wedding Rings
Eve Quinn
1929
Film
Dance Hall
Gracie Nolan
1929
Film
Half Marriage
Judy Paige
1929
Film
The Eternal Woman
Anita
1929
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Olive Borden still alive?
Olive Borden passed away on October 1, 1947 at age 41.
What are the most famous roles of Olive Borden?
Olive Borden is best known for roles in 3 Bad Men, Fig Leaves, Chloe, Love Is Calling You.
How many movies has Olive Borden been in?
Over a 23-year career (since 1924), Olive Borden has appeared in 35 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Olive Borden's first movie?
The career of Olive Borden began with All Wet (1924).
What is Olive Borden's most recent movie or series?
Olive Borden's most recent release is Chloe, Love Is Calling You, which premiered on April 1, 1934.
Olive Borden
1906-07-14 · Richmond - Virginia - USA
Olive Borden was beautiful and talented but she became one of Hollywood's most tragic tales. She came to Hollywood in 1922 with her widowed mother. Olive started her career as a Mack Sennett bathing beauty and was named a Wampas baby star in 1925. She made eleven films at Fox studios where she earned $1,500 a week. Olive became a popular on screen vamp and her jet black hair was her trademark. She hired Jimmie Fiddler as her agent and was nicknamed "The Joy Girl". Olive lived a lavish lifestyle with limos, mansions, servants, and a dozen fur coats. In 1927 she left Fox after a salary dispute. She later worked for Columbia and RKO studios. Like many other silent stars she had a hard time making the transition to talkies. Her last film was made in 1934. There were two failed marriages and a broken engagement to actor George O'Brien. During World War 2 she worked as a nurse. By the age of 41 she was a penniless alcoholic. Her final years were spent in a Los Angeles mission. Sadly many of Olive Borden's silent films have been lost and this lovely star has been forgotten.
Date of Death 1 October 1947, Los Angeles, California (stomach ailment)