Mae Busch

Born: 1891-06-17 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Died: 1946-04-19

Known For: Acting

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.

Filmography

2009

The Parrott Chase as (archive footage) (uncredited)

1992

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

1982

Dance of the Cookoos as Mrs. Hardy

1946

The Blue Dahlia as Jenny (Maid) (uncredited)
Cross My Heart as Juror

1945

The Stork Club as Vera (uncredited)

1938

Marie Antoinette as Mme. La Motte (uncredited)
The Big Broadcast of 1938 as Chaperone (uncredited)
Nancy Drew… Detective as Miss Tyson
Prison Farm as Trixie

1937

Daughter of Shanghai as Lil

1936

The Bohemian Girl as Mrs. Hardy
The Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand as Mrs. Paul Gironda
The Accusing Finger as Younger Woman on Bus

1935

Tit for Tat as Mrs. Hall
The Fixer Uppers as Madame Pierre Gustave

1934

I Like it That Way as Elsie
Them Thar Hills as Mrs. Hall
Oliver the Eighth as Widow
The Road to Ruin as Mrs. Monroe (uncredited)
The Live Ghost as Maisie the Vamp, Blonde Floozy
Going Bye-Bye! as Butch's Girlfriend
Picture Brides as Gwen, British Bride
Beloved as Marie

1933

Sons of the Desert as Mrs. Lottie Hardy
Blondie Johnson as Mae
Lilly Turner as Hazel
Cheating Blondes as Mrs. Jennie Carter
Sucker Money as Mame
Dance, Girl, Dance as Lou Kendall

1932

Heart Punch as Goldie Zenias
Doctor X as Cathouse Madame
The Man Called Back as Rosie
The Purchase Price as Train Passenger Queenie (uncredited)
High Hats and Low Brows as Stale Annie
The Rider of Death Valley as Tillie
Women Won't Tell as Mrs. Ruth Howard
Scarlet Dawn as French Wedding Witness (Uncredited)
Their First Mistake as Mrs. Arabella Hardy
Extra! Extra! as Madam Olga
The Racing Strain as Tia Juana Lil
Without Honor as Mary Ryan

1931

Come Clean as Kate
Chickens Come Home as Ollie's Old Flame (uncredited)
Defenders of the Law as Mae Ward - Undercover Policewoman
Wicked as Arlene
The Big Scoop as Lulu Bellamy
Fly My Kite as Dan’s New Wife (uncredited)

1930

Young Desire as May Roberts

1929

Unaccustomed as We Are as Mrs. Hardy
A Man's Man as Violet
Alibi as Daisy Thomas

1928

While the City Sleeps as Bessie Ward
Fazil as Helen Dubreuze
The Bride of the Colorado as Extra
Black Butterflies as Kitty Perkins
San Francisco Nights as Flo

1927

Love 'Em and Weep as Old flame
Perch of the Devil as Ida Hook
Husband Hunters as Marie Devere
The Beauty Shoppers as Mabel Hines

1926

The Nut-Cracker as Martha Slipaway
The Truthful Sex as Sally Carey Mapes
Fools of Fashion as Enid Alden

1925

The Unholy Three as Rosie O'Grady
Camille of the Barbary Coast as Camille Balishaw
1925 Studio Tour as Self
Time, the Comedian as Nora Dakon

1924

Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model as Polly Joy
A Woman Who Sinned as Mrs. Hillburn
The Shooting of Dan McGrew as Flo Dupont
Name the Man as Bessie Collister
Bread as Jeanette Sturgis
The Triflers as Marjorie Stockton
Broken Barriers as Irene Kirby
Married Flirts as Jill Wetherell

1923

Souls for Sale as Robina Teele
The Christian as Glory Quayle

1922

Foolish Wives as Princess Vera Petchnikoff
Pardon My Nerve! as Marie
Only a Shop Girl as Josie Jerome
Her Own Money as Flora Conroy

1921

The Love Charm as Hattie Nast

1920

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

1919

The Grim Game as Ethel Delmead

1917

The Fair Barbarian as Lucia

1916

Wife and Auto Trouble as The Speedy Stenographer
Because He Loved Her as The Cashier

1915

Merely a Married Man as The Wife
Fatty and the Broadway Stars as Keystone Performer
Mabel and Fatty’s Married Life as Woman in Black (uncredited)
A One Night Stand as The Actress
The Rent Jumpers as The Landlord's Daughter
Settled at the Seaside as Girlfriend
For Better - But Worse as The Police Chief's Daughter
Ye Olden Grafter as The Lady
Those Bitter Sweets as The Sweetheart
A Favorite Fool as The Farmer's Daughter
Love in Armor as The Sweetheart