Ruth Weston - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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Made for Each Other (1939)

Eunice Doolittle

Splendor (1935)

This Sporting Age (1932)

Mrs. Rita Duncan

Devotion (1931)

Margaret [Mortimer]

Too Many Cooks (1931)

Transgression (1931)

Viscountess [de Longueval]

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Made For Each Other (1939) -- (Movie Clip) Blood Transfusion

Smart Woman (1931) -- (Movie Clip) He's In Philadelphia

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

Made for Each Other (1939)

Eunice Doolittle

Splendor (1935)

This Sporting Age (1932)

Mrs. Rita Duncan

Devotion (1931)

Margaret [Mortimer]

Too Many Cooks (1931)

Transgression (1931)

Viscountess [de Longueval]

Smart Woman (1931)

The Woman Between (1931)

Public Defender (1931)

Life Events

Videos

Made For Each Other (1939) -- (Movie Clip) Blood Transfusion Angling for his promotion, strapped Jane (Carole Lombard) and John (James Stewart) are entertaining his boss Judge Doolittle (Charles Coburn), his frowning daughter (Ruth Weston) and rival Carter (Donald Briggs), the temporary maid (Esther Dale) making trouble, in Made For Each Other, 1939.

Smart Woman (1931) -- (Movie Clip) He's In Philadelphia Happily married Nancy (Mary Astor) arriving in New York with her platonic shipboard friend Sir Guy (John Halliday), met not by her husband but by friend Bill (Edward Everett Horton) who, with wife Sally (Ruth Weston) has bad news to deliver, early in Gregory La Cava's Smart Woman, 1931.

Smart Woman (1931) -- (Movie Clip) One's Husband's Wife Nancy (Mary Astor) dazzles fallen husband Don (Robert Ames) by welcoming his girlfriend and her mother (Noel Francis, Gladys Gale), pals Bill and Sally (Edward Everett Horton, Ruth Weston) playing along, when fortuitous flowers arrive from an admirer, in Gregory La Cava's Smart Woman, 1931.

Devotion (1931) -- (Movie Clip) She Must Be Middle-Aged The Mortimer family (O.P. Heggie, Louise Closser Hale, Ruth Weston, Joan Carr) are entertaining Trent (Leslie Howard) a successful widowed lawyer seeking a governess, who is surprised to meet the third daughter Shirley (Ann Harding), acting more like a servant, early in Devotion, 1931.

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