Anne Cornwall

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Characters played by Anne Cornwall

Mary Haynes, The Girl — College (1927)

Mary is Ronald's sweetheart and the young woman he follows to Clayton. She initially rejects him after his anti-athletics speech and dates Jeff, but gradually recognizes Ronald's determined efforts. When Jeff holds her hostage, she contacts Ronald, and afterward agrees to marry him.

Anne Kale — Chicken Feathers (1927)

Anne Kale is the character whose money is hidden inside a pillow given away for a charity bazaar, setting the entire search in motion. After the pillow is recovered and the money is found, she uses it for her honeymoon, making her the central figure connected to both the conflict and its resolution.

Betty Perry — Introduce Me (1925)

Betty is the young woman Jimmy falls in love with at a railroad station in France. In Switzerland, she is introduced to Jimmy while he is being mistaken for the champion mountain climber Roberts, and she believes he is the expert. After Jimmy's mountain-climbing ordeal, her love for him culminates in a betrothal.

Rose Ryan — Keep Smiling (1925)

Daughter of James P. Ryan. The Boy once saved her life, and she is overjoyed to see him at the party (mistaken for Bordanni). She expresses hope that he wins the upcoming boat race.

Betty Alden — The Seventh Day (1922)

Betty is John's sister and lives with him and their elderly relatives in the fishing village. She is receptive to Reggie's admiration, and Reggie takes her aboard the yacht. John comes to bring her back; after Reggie and Patricia end their engagement, Reggie tells Betty that he loves her.

Career Overview

Anne Cornwall has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1918. Signature works include The Girl in the Rain, Love's Young Scream, College. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
44
Birth Date
1897-01-16
Birth Place
Brooklyn, New York, USA

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