
Acting
The memories are vague when it comes to recalling this London-born leading lady, but Muriel Angelus did have her moments. She managed to appear in a few classic Broadway musical shows and Hollywood films before her early retirement in the mid-1940s. Of Scottish parentage, the former Muriel Findlay developed a sweet-voiced soprano at an early age. She made her singing debut at 12, eventually changing her name and becoming a popular music hall performer. She entered films toward the end of the silent era with The Ringer (1928), the first of three movie versions of the Edgar Wallace play.…

The Great McGinty
as Catharine McGinty

The Way of All Flesh
as Mary Brown

Safari
as Fay Thorne

The Light That Failed
as Maisie

So You Won't Talk
as Katrina

Detective Lloyd
as Sybil Craig

Hindle Wakes
as Beatrice Farrar
My Wife's Family
as Peggy Gay

Let's Love and Laugh
as The Bride Who Was

Night Birds
as Dolly Mooreland