
Mae Busch
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 17, 1891
- Died
- April 19, 1946 (aged 54)
- Birthplace
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Biography
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.
Known For
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Filmography
The Parrott Chase
Movie · as (archive footage) (uncredited)

Laurel and Hardy: A Tribute to the Boys
Movie · as (archive footage)

Dance of the Cookoos
Movie · as Mrs. Hardy

The Blue Dahlia
Movie · as Jenny (Maid) (uncredited)

Cross My Heart
Movie · as Juror

The Bride Wore Boots
Movie · as Minor Role (uncredited)

The Stork Club
Movie · as Vera (uncredited)

Something to Shout About
Movie · as Samson's Secretary

The Mad Monster
Movie · as Susan

Hello, Annapolis
Movie · as Miss Jenkins

Ziegfeld Girl
Movie · as Jenny
French Fried Patootie
Movie · as Fifi

Women Without Names
Movie · as Rose

Fangs of the Wild
Movie · as Mae Barton

Nancy Drew… Detective
Movie · as Miss Tyson

Prison Farm
Movie · as Trixie

The Big Broadcast of 1938
Movie · as Chaperone (uncredited)

Marie Antoinette
Movie · as Mme. La Motte (uncredited)

Daughter of Shanghai
Movie · as Lil

The Bohemian Girl
Movie · as Mrs. Hardy

The Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand
Movie · as Mrs. Paul Gironda

The Accusing Finger
Movie · as Younger Woman on Bus

The Fixer Uppers
Movie · as Madame Pierre Gustave

Tit for Tat
Movie · as Mrs. Hall

Oliver the Eighth
Movie · as Widow

Going Bye-Bye!
Movie · as Butch's Girlfriend

The Live Ghost
Movie · as Maisie the Vamp, Blonde Floozy

Them Thar Hills
Movie · as Mrs. Hall

Picture Brides
Movie · as Gwen, British Bride

Beloved
Movie · as Marie

I Like it That Way
Movie · as Elsie

The Road to Ruin
Movie · as Mrs. Monroe (uncredited)

Blondie Johnson
Movie · as Mae

Sons of the Desert
Movie · as Mrs. Lottie Hardy

Lilly Turner
Movie · as Hazel

Sucker Money
Movie · as Mame

Dance, Girl, Dance
Movie · as Lou Kendall

Cheating Blondes
Movie · as Mrs. Jennie Carter

The Racing Strain
Movie · as Tia Juana Lil

Their First Mistake
Movie · as Mrs. Arabella Hardy

Without Honor
Movie · as Mary Ryan

High Hats and Low Brows
Movie · as Stale Annie

Women Won't Tell
Movie · as Mrs. Ruth Howard

The Rider of Death Valley
Movie · as Tillie

The Purchase Price
Movie · as Train Passenger Queenie (uncredited)

Doctor X
Movie · as Cathouse Madame
Heart Punch
Movie · as Goldie Zenias

The Man Called Back
Movie · as Rosie

Scarlet Dawn
Movie · as French Wedding Witness (Uncredited)

Extra! Extra!
Movie · as Madam Olga

Come Clean
Movie · as Kate

Fly My Kite
Movie · as Dan’s New Wife (uncredited)

Defenders of the Law
Movie · as Mae Ward - Undercover Policewoman

Chickens Come Home
Movie · as Ollie's Old Flame (uncredited)

Wicked
Movie · as Arlene
The Big Scoop
Movie · as Lulu Bellamy

Young Desire
Movie · as May Roberts

Alibi
Movie · as Daisy Thomas

A Man's Man
Movie · as Violet

Unaccustomed as We Are
Movie · as Mrs. Hardy

Fazil
Movie · as Helen Dubreuze

While the City Sleeps
Movie · as Bessie Ward

San Francisco Nights
Movie · as Flo

Black Butterflies
Movie · as Kitty Perkins
The Bride of the Colorado
Movie · as Extra

Love 'Em and Weep
Movie · as Old flame

Perch of the Devil
Movie · as Ida Hook
The Beauty Shoppers
Movie · as Mabel Hines

Husband Hunters
Movie · as Marie Devere
Fools of Fashion
Movie · as Enid Alden

The Truthful Sex
Movie · as Sally Carey Mapes

The Nut-Cracker
Movie · as Martha Slipaway

The Unholy Three
Movie · as Rosie O'Grady

Camille of the Barbary Coast
Movie · as Camille Balishaw

1925 Studio Tour
Movie · as Self

Time, the Comedian
Movie · as Nora Dakon

Broken Barriers
Movie · as Irene Kirby

Name the Man
Movie · as Bessie Collister

Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model
Movie · as Polly Joy

Bread
Movie · as Jeanette Sturgis

The Shooting of Dan McGrew
Movie · as Flo Dupont

The Triflers
Movie · as Marjorie Stockton

Married Flirts
Movie · as Jill Wetherell
A Woman Who Sinned
Movie · as Mrs. Hillburn

The Christian
Movie · as Glory Quayle

Souls for Sale
Movie · as Robina Teele

Foolish Wives
Movie · as Princess Vera Petchnikoff

Pardon My Nerve!
Movie · as Marie

Only a Shop Girl
Movie · as Josie Jerome

Her Own Money
Movie · as Flora Conroy

The Love Charm
Movie · as Hattie Nast

The Devil's Passkey
Movie · as La Belle Odera
Her Husband's Friend
Movie · as Clarice

The Grim Game
Movie · as Ethel Delmead

The Fair Barbarian
Movie · as Lucia

Wife and Auto Trouble
Movie · as The Speedy Stenographer
Because He Loved Her
Movie · as The Cashier
A Favorite Fool
Movie · as The Farmer's Daughter

Fatty and the Broadway Stars
Movie · as Keystone Performer

Those Bitter Sweets
Movie · as The Sweetheart

Merely a Married Man
Movie · as The Wife

Mabel and Fatty’s Married Life
Movie · as Woman in Black (uncredited)

A One Night Stand
Movie · as The Actress
For Better - But Worse
Movie · as The Police Chief's Daughter

Love in Armor
Movie · as The Sweetheart
Ye Olden Grafter
Movie · as The Lady

The Rent Jumpers
Movie · as The Landlord's Daughter

Settled at the Seaside
Movie · as Girlfriend



