Revier, Dorothy (1904–1993)
Revier, Dorothy (1904–1993)
American actress. Name variations: Dorothy Valegra. Born Doris Velegra, April 18, 1904, in San Francisco, CA; died Nov 19, 1993, in Hollywood, CA; m. Harry J. Revier (director).
Began career as a cabaret dancer; made film debut in The Broadway Madonna (1922), followed by The Wild Party, The Rose of Paris, Dangerous Pleasure, The Tigress, Sinner's Parade, Submarine, The Donovan Affair, Father and Son, Call of the West, Arm of the Law, By Candlelight, Unknown Blonde and The Cowboy and the Kid; probably best remembered as Milady de Winter in Allan Dwan's The Iron Mask (1929).
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