Alice Terry
Biography
Alice Terry (born Alice Frances Taaffe) was an American screen actress, a star throughout most of the 1920s. She was the wife of acclaimed film director Rex Ingram.
Known For
The Day She Paid
Margaret Dauncey
The Magician
Elsie Strong
The Love Burglar
Aline de Kercadiou
Scaramouche
Mrs. Cardigan
The Valley of the Giants
Princess Flavia
The Prisoner of Zenda
Felicia
Lovers
Matilda Spener
Where the Pavement Ends
Freya Talberg
Mare Nostrum
Marguerite Laurier
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Frederika / The Queen
Confessions of a Queen
Eugenie Grandet
The Conquering Power
Marjory Howe
Wild Winship's Widow
Joan Freeman
Sackcloth and Scarlet
Saleslady
Old Wives for New
Extra (uncredited)
Alimony
Lady Victoria Burlington
The Three Passions
Baroud
Domini Enfilden
The Garden of Allah
Extra (uncredited)
Civilization
Mary Hilbert
The Arab
Ellen Linden
Any Woman
Ruth Jordan
The Great Divide
Elsie Tillinger
Turn to the Right
Anita Thomas
The Bottom of the Well
Jocelyn Miller
Thin Ice
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
26
Gender
Female
Birthday
1899-07-22
Place of Birth
Vincennes, Indiana, USA
Also Known As
Alice Taafe