Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
7/23/1895
Place of Birth
San Francisco, California, USA
Also Known As
Aileen Bisbee
Aileen Pringle
Biography
Aileen Pringle's favorite film was a mid-1920s silent based on a book by Elinor Glyn: Three Weeks (1924), sort of a "Lady Chatterly's Lover". She recalled in a 1980 telephone conversation: "The film was in good taste; some people thought the book was trashy". Anita Loos wrote in "A Girl Like I", the first volume of her autobiography, vaudeville comic Joe Frisco telling Glynn: "Leave me get this straight. You want to find some tramp that don't look like a tramp, to play that English tramp in your picture. But take it from me, that kind of tramp don't hang out in Hollywood". Aileen had spent her...
Known For
The Women
as Miss Carter the Saleslady (uncredited)
Nothing Sacred
as Mrs. Bullock (uncredited)
Happy Land
as Mrs. Prentiss (uncredited)
They Died with Their Boots On
as Mrs. Sharp (uncredited)
Too Hot to Handle
as Mrs. Arthur MacArthur (uncredited)
The Unguarded Hour
as Diana Roggers
The Hardys Ride High
as Miss Booth
Souls for Sale
as Lady Jane
Don't Marry for Money
as Edith Martin
Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case
as Chaperon (uncredited)
The Cost
as Olivia
Wickedness Preferred
as Kitty Dare
Three Weeks
as The Queen
Calling Dr. Kildare
as Mrs. Thatcher (uncredited)
The Christian
as Lady Robert Ure
Night Parade
as Paula Vernoff
1925 Studio Tour
as Self
Jane Eyre
as Lady Blanche Ingram
Since You Went Away
as Woman at Cocktail Lounge (uncredited)
In the Palace of the King
as Princess Eboli