Jacqueline Logan
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
1901-11-30
Place of Birth
Corsicana, Texas, USA
Jacqueline Logan
Biography
From Wikipedia Jacqueline Logan (November 30, 1901 – April 4, 1983) was a star of the silent motion picture screen who was on board William Randolph Hearst's yacht the Oneida in 1924 when film director Thomas Ince died. The young actress was under contract to Ince at the time. Logan was a WAMPAS Baby Star of 1922. She was born in Corsicana, Texas on November 30, 1901. Her father was a noted architect and her mother was briefly an opera singer.
Also Known For
Gay and Devilish
May 14, 1922
Out of the Storm
Apr 10, 1926
Tony Runs Wild
Apr 18, 1926
Ebb Tide
Nov 19, 1922
Playing with Souls
Apr 30, 1925
A Perfect Crime
Mar 05, 1921
The King of Kings
Apr 19, 1927
A Tailor-Made Man
Aug 05, 1922
Hollywood
Aug 19, 1923
Nothing to Wear
Nov 05, 1928
The Fighting Lover
Jun 13, 1921
The Cop
Aug 28, 1928
Footloose Widows
Jun 19, 1926
The King of the Kongo
Aug 29, 1929
Midnight Madness
Mar 25, 1928
General Crack
Dec 16, 1929
The Look Out Girl
Nov 02, 1928
Code of the Sea
Jun 02, 1924
Mr. Billings Spends His Dime
Mar 19, 1923
A Blind Bargain
Dec 03, 1922
The Faker
Jan 02, 1929
The Wise Wife
Oct 23, 1927
Ships of the Night
Nov 27, 1928
The Leopard Lady
Feb 22, 1928
Stark Mad
Feb 02, 1929
The Middle Watch
Oct 27, 1930
The Show of Shows
Nov 21, 1929
Thank You
Oct 05, 1925
White Mice
Jan 31, 1926
Symphony in Two Flats
Jul 16, 1930
Shadows
Mar 31, 1931
The Bachelor Girl
May 20, 1929
Power
Sep 23, 1928
Java Head
Jan 01, 1923
When the Door Opened
Dec 06, 1925
Peacock Feathers
Oct 18, 1925
Molly O'
Nov 19, 1921
The Light That Failed
Oct 25, 1923
Broadway Daddies
Apr 07, 1928
The Blood Ship
Jul 18, 1927
The River Woman
Dec 01, 1928
The Beautiful Spy
May 10, 1928
The Outsider
Jan 17, 1926
A Man Must Live
Jan 19, 1925
The Wampas Baby Stars of 1922
Mar 15, 1922
Dynamite Smith
Oct 12, 1924
Manhattan
Oct 28, 1924
White and Unmarried
May 29, 1921
Wages for Wives
Dec 15, 1925
The House of Youth
Oct 19, 1924
