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Sally Starr Net Worth


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Sally Starr net worth is
$200,000

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Sally Starr was born in Pittsburgh. She first attracted attention as a chorus girl in George White's 'Scandals'. (She announced scenes and said 'thankyou'). Gus Edwards caught her singing and dancing in a Los Angeles revue. He introduced Starr to director Sam Wood who cast her opposite Robert Montgomery in the early talkie So This Is College (1929)... 
Net Worth$200,000
Date Of BirthJanuary 23, 1909
Place Of BirthPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Height5' 2" (1.57 m)
ProfessionActress, Soundtrack
Star SignAquarius
Tom Keene, Sally Starr

Actress

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Money on Your Life1938ShortAlice - Charlie's Fiancée
Love and Onions1938ShortHilda Lanzman - Grocer's Daughter
Getting an Eyeful1938ShortEleanor
Meet the Bride1937ShortMillie
Sweeties1937ShortNancy
Montague the Magnificent1937Short
That's the Spirit1937ShortRuth Sinclair
Whose Baby Are You?1936ShortPomona Underwood
The Chump1934Short
In the Money1933Babs Higginbottom
The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi1933Madge
Hollywood Beauty Hints1932Short
All for Mabel1930ShortMabel
Pardon My Gun1930Mary Martin
For the Love o' Lil1930Lil
Night Work1930Mary
Swing High1930Ruth
The Voice of Hollywood No. 91930ShortSally Starr (uncredited)
The Girl Said No1930Kay Willow (uncredited)
Personality1930Lil Morse
Not So Dumb1930Angela
The Woman Racket1930Buddy
The Flower Garden1930Short
So This Is College1929Babs
Smashing Through1918Holly Brandon
The Risky Road1918Myrtle
The Flash of Fate1918Mary Freeman
The Man Trap1917Bess Miller

Soundtrack

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Woman Racket1930performer: "Call Me to Arms" - uncredited
So This Is College1929performer: "Campus Capers" 1929 - uncredited

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Fashion News1930DocumentaryHerself (1930)

Archive Footage

Known for movies

Mary Martin

Pardon My Gun (1930)
as Mary Martin

Lil Morse

Personality (1930)
as Lil Morse

Mary

Night Work (1930)
as Mary

Babs

So This Is College (1929)
as Babs