Aug 3, 1896 - New York City, New York, USA
From Wikipedia
Shannon Day (August 5, 1896 – February 24, 1977) (born,
Sylvia Day)[1] was an American silent film actress who appeared in supporting
parts in numerous productions. She also performed on the Broadway stage as a
teenager. Her career did not survive the sound era. Her first film was Cecil B.
DeMille's Forbidden Fruit.
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| Movie | 1922 | Manslaughter | Miss Santa Claus | |
| Movie | 1923 | The Marriage Market | Dora Smith - Reform School Girl | |
| Movie | 1922 | North of the Rio Grande | Lola Sanchez | |
| Movie | 1922 | Fools First | 'Cutie' Williams | |
| Movie | 1922 | One Clear Call | Jim Ware's Daughter | |
| Movie | 1922 | The Ordeal | Kitty | |
| Movie | 1926 | The Barrier | Necia's Indian Mother | |
| Movie | 1932 | Big Town | Telephone Operator | |
| Movie | 1921 | The Affairs of Anatol | Chorus Girl | |
| Movie | 1927 | Stranded | Betty | |
| Movie | 1922 | His Back Against the Wall | Dorothy Petwell | |
| Movie | 1922 | The Woman He Married | Mimi | |
| Movie | 1925 | The Vanishing American | Gekin Yashi | |
| Movie | 1922 | Captain Fly-by-Night | Señorita Fernandez | |
| Movie | 1930 | Worldly Goods | Cassie | |
| Movie | 1921 | Forbidden Fruit | Nadia Craig | |
| Movie | 1933 | Hotel Variety | ||
| Movie | 1920 | The Man Who Had Everything | Leonore Pennell | |
| Movie | 1923 | All the Brothers Were Valiant | The Brown Girl | |
| Movie | 1921 | Man-Woman-Marriage | Bobo | |
| Movie | 1921 | After the Show | Lucy | |
| Movie | 1922 | Honor First | Piquette | |
| Movie | 1924 | So This Is Marriage? | Mollie O'Brien |
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| Movie | 1942 | Tramp, Tramp, Tramp! | Story | Writing |
