Jobyna Ralston
45 movies
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- Nov 20, 1899
- Died
- Jan 23, 1967 (age 67)
- Place of birth
- South Pittsburg, Tennessee, USA
- Also known as
- Jobyna Lancaster Raulston · Juliana Ralston
Biography
Jobyna Ralston (born Jobyna Lancaster Raulston, November 21, 1899 – January 22, 1967) was an American stage and film actress. She had a featured role in the first Oscar-winning film, Wings in 1927, but is perhaps best remembered today for her on-screen chemistry with Harold Lloyd, with whom she appeared in seven movies.
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Known for
Jobyna Ralston: movies and TV shows
Acting (45)
- 1962 Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy
as (archive footage)
- 1931 Sheer Luck
as Betty Carver
- 1930 Rough Waters
as Mary
- 1929 The College Coquette
as Doris Marlowe
- 1929 Some Mother's Boy
as The Girl
- 1928 The Power of the Press
as Jane Atwill
- 1928 The Toilers
as Mary
- 1928 The Big Hop
as June Halloway
- 1928 Black Butterflies
as Dorinda Maxwell
- 1928 The Count of Ten
as Betty McKinney
- 1928 The Night Flyer
as Kate Murphy
- 1927 Little Mickey Grogan
as Winifred Davidson
- 1927 A Racing Romeo
as Sally
- 1927 Wings
as Sylvia Lewis
- 1927 Lightning
as Mary Warren/Topsy
- 1927 Special Delivery
as Madge Warren
- 1927 The Kid Brother
as Mary Powers
- 1926 Gigolo
as Mary Hubbel
- 1926 Sweet Daddies
as Mariam Finklebaum
- 1926 For Heaven's Sake
as The Downtown Girl
- 1926
- 1925
- 1925 The Freshman
as Peggy
- 1924 Hot Water
as Wifey
- 1924 Girl Shy
as Mary Buckingham
- 1923 Why Worry?
as The Nurse
- 1923 Dogs of War!
as Jobyna Ralston
- 1923
- 1923
- 1923 Jailed and Bailed
as The Inamorata
- 1923
- 1922
- 1922
- 1922 Shine 'Em Up
as Okra, the Station Master's daughter
- 1922 The Golf Bug
as Daughter
- 1922 Shiver and Shake
as The Newlywed Wife
- 1922
- 1922
- 1922
- 1922 The Three Must-Get-Theres
as Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux
- 1922 Touch all the Bases
as Paul's Sweetheart
- 1922 Take Next Car
as The Magnate's Daughter
- 1922 The Call of Home
as Clem
- 1921 Humor Risk
as Leading Lady
- 1920
Talk shows and appearances (1)
- 1932