
Acting
Lucille Ricksen was born Ingeborg Erickson in Chicago, Illinois on August 22, 1910. She worked a child model and made her film debut at age 5. Her parents separated and her mother took her to Hollywood in 1920, and 10-year-old Lucille was offered a contract with Samuel Goldwyn and starred in a series of short films. She often had to work long hours but she always said she was having fun. In 1922 she starred opposite Marie Prevost in "The Married Flapper." The following year she was given a starring role in the drama "The Rendezvous"; although she was only 13, the studio lied that she was actua…

The Denial
as Dorothy - the Daughter

Those Who Dance
as Ruth Kane

The Galloping Fish
as Hyla Wetherill

Vanity's Price
as Sylvia

The Hill Billy
as Emmy Lou

Idle Tongues
as Faith Copeland

Young Ideas
as Eloise Lowden

Judgment of the Storm
as Mary Heath

Behind the Curtain
as Sylvia Bailey

The Painted Lady
as Alice Smith