Lassie Lou Ahern

Lassie Lou Ahern was born on Jun 25, 1920 in USA. Lassie Lou Ahern's big-screen debut came with Derby Day directed by Robert F. McGowan in 1923. Lassie Lou Ahern is known for Gaslight directed by George Cukor, Charles Boyer stars as Gregory Anton and Ingrid Bergman as Paula Alquist. The upcoming new movie Lassie Lou Ahern plays is Patrick the Great which will be released on May 04, 1945.

Lassie Lou Ahern, who enjoyed a substantial career in 1920s Hollywood working with the likes of Will Rogers, Charley Chase, Helen Holmes, and the team of Ronald Colman and Vilma Banky, has passed away in Prescott, Arizona, USA, due to complications of the flu. After decades of relative obscurity, interest in her life and filmography won her a new audience of fans during her final years owing to a renewed cultural appreciation of silent cinema and to efforts made toward restoring her final silent film. Along with surviving star "Baby Peggy" (Diana Serra Cary), 99, Ahern was the last Hollywood performer with deep roots in motion pictures before the coming of sound. Brimming with stories, details, and information, her loss finds our relationship to silent cinema moving from living history to simply that of history.