Shannon Day

Biography

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.

Known For

Manslaughter

24 September, 1922

The Marriage Market

25 October, 1923

North of the Rio Grande

14 May, 1922

Fools First

27 May, 1922

One Clear Call

20 May, 1922

The Ordeal

21 May, 1922

The Barrier

21 March, 1926

Big Town

19 December, 1932

The Affairs of Anatol

25 September, 1921

Stranded

15 August, 1927

His Back Against the Wall

21 May, 1922

The Woman He Married

9 April, 1922

The Vanishing American

15 October, 1925

Captain Fly-by-Night

24 December, 1922

Worldly Goods

31 July, 1930

Forbidden Fruit

3 January, 1921

Hotel Variety

7 January, 1933

The Man Who Had Everything

17 October, 1920

All the Brothers Were Valiant

15 January, 1923

Man-Woman-Marriage

27 March, 1921

After the Show

30 October, 1921

Honor First

27 August, 1922

So This Is Marriage?

26 November, 1924

Marriage Morals

15 August, 1923

The Girl on the Stairs

16 March, 1925

The Star Dust Trail

28 December, 1924