Alice Terry
Known for ActingBorn 1899-07-22 — died 1987-12-22Vincennes, Indiana, USA
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
Thin Ice
1919 · as Jocelyn Miller
Lovers
1927 · as Felicia
The Prisoner of Zenda
1922 · as Princess Flavia
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
1921 · as Marguerite Laurier
The Magician
1926 · as Margaret Dauncey
Love Watches
1918 · as Charlotte Bernier
A Bachelor's Children
1918 · as Penelope Winthrop
A Corner in Colleens
1916 · as Daisy
Old Wives for New
1918 · as Saleslady
Sackcloth and Scarlet
1925 · as Joan Freeman
Scaramouche
1923 · as Aline de Kercadiou
The Three Passions
1928 · as Lady Victoria Burlington
Mare Nostrum
1926 · as Freya Talberg
Civilization
1916 · as Extra (uncredited)
The Valley of the Giants
1919 · as Mrs. Cardigan
Confessions of a Queen
1925 · as Frederika / The Queen
The Conquering Power
1921 · as Eugenie Grandet
The Garden of Allah
1927 · as Domini Enfilden