Vivia Ogden
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Vivia Ogden is credited as an American actress, and beyond the credits there is little on file. Screen work stretches over 110 years of her life. She has a role in 'Way Down East', credited as Martha Perkins. Her filmography is weighted towards drama.
Vivia Ogden
15 Movies
Vivia Ogden is credited as an American actress, and beyond the credits there is little on file. Screen work stretches over 110 years of her life. She has a role in 'Way Down East', credited as Martha Perkins. Her filmography is weighted towards drama.
Movies
Plays Martha Perkins
Way Down East
1920
Plays Mrs. Penny
Stardust
1922
Plays Bridget
The Fire Brigade
1926
Plays Miss Blodgett
Thank You
1925
Plays Hitty Tarbox
Timothy's Quest
1922
Plays Althea Bemis
Idle Tongues
1924
Plays Cook (as Viva Ogden)
John Smith
1922
Plays Miss Tabitha Hazy
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
1919
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Way Down East
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The Fire Brigade
Bridget
1926
Film
Lovey Mary
Miss Hazey
1926
Film
The Unguarded Hour
Annie, the Maid
1925
Film
Thank You
Miss Blodgett
1925
Film
A Slave of Fashion
Aunt Sophie
1925
Film
The Denial
Effie
1925
Film
Idle Tongues
Althea Bemis
1924
Film
Timothy's Quest
Hitty Tarbox
1922
Film
John Smith
Cook (as Viva Ogden)
1922
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Vivia Ogden still alive?
Vivia Ogden passed away on December 22, 1952 at age 83.
What are the most famous roles of Vivia Ogden?
Vivia Ogden is best known for roles in Way Down East, The Social Secretary, Timothy's Quest.
How many movies has Vivia Ogden been in?
Over a 36-year career (since 1916), Vivia Ogden has appeared in 15 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Vivia Ogden's first movie?
The career of Vivia Ogden began with The Social Secretary (1916).
What is Vivia Ogden's most recent movie or series?
Vivia Ogden's most recent release is The Fire Brigade, which premiered on December 20, 1926.
Vivia Ogden
1869-03-21 · Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Vivia Ogden (March 21, 1869 - December 22, 1952) was an American film and stage actress and producer whose career spanned the 1910s and 1920s.