Marie Ault

Actor

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Also Known As

Mary Cragg

Birth Place

Wigan, England, GB

Born

September 02, 1870

Died

May 09, 1951

Biography

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Marie Ault made her mark in the world of entertainment when she worked on the Ivor Novello thriller "The Lodger" (1926). In 1916, she made her screen debut in the silent film "A Kract Affair." In 1922, she appeared in "East of Suez" at His Majesty's Theatre in London....

Filmography

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Major Barbara (1941)

Money For Speed (1933)

Mademoiselle from Armentiere (1928)

The Lodger (1927)

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Lodger, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Room To Let

Lodger, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) The Avenger

Biography

Marie Ault made her mark in the world of entertainment when she worked on the Ivor Novello thriller "The Lodger" (1926). In 1916, she made her screen debut in the silent film "A Kract Affair." In 1922, she appeared in "East of Suez" at His Majesty's Theatre in London.

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

Major Barbara (1941)

Money For Speed (1933)

Mademoiselle from Armentiere (1928)

The Lodger (1927)

Life Events

Videos

Lodger, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Room To Let At the relatively Bunting home, mother and dad (Marie Ault, Arthur Chesney) with daughter Daisy (actress credited as "June") and suitor (Malcolm Keen), not thinking too much about local murders when the title character (Ivor Novello) appears, early in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger, 1926.

Lodger, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) The Avenger Big Ben looming, police deploying, and landlady Mrs. Bunting (Marie Ault) beginnng to wonder whether her queer tenant (Ivor Novello) could be the murderer all London is hunting, the second killing now underway, in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger, 1926.

I See A Dark Stranger (1945) -- (Movie Clip) At Least Half Irish Now working in England, conspiring against the Brits with Nazi spy Miller (Raymond Huntley), naive Irish militant Bridie (Deborah Kerr), who greatly dislikes Oliver Cromwell, helps her employer (Olga Lindo) greet tourist Baynes (Trevor Howard, his first scene) in I See A Dark Stranger, 1945.

I See A Dark Stranger (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Kelly The Boy From Killanne End of the credits and the opening, W.G. O'Gorman telling tales, leading to a song from the Irish Rebellion of 1798, Deborah Kerr his enthralled daughter, from the Sidney Gilliat/Frank Launder production I See A Dark Stranger, 1945, also starring Trevor Howard.

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