Biography
From Wikipedia Born Katherine Moran in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, Crawford had a somewhat tumultuous childhood. Her parents divorced when she was four years old; she and her sister stayed with her mother. In 1917, her mother was hospitalized after an accident. While her mother was in the hospital an aunt took Kathryn and her sister, Margaret (1907-1975) away from their mother's house to live with their father. Soon after Crawford's mother fell ill, her father moved the family to Los Angeles, California. She didn't get along with her stepmother, and at the age of 15, Crawford eloped with her sister's boyfriend to get out of the house. After a year and a half of marriage, the two separated. Her mother, who later remarried and was working as a hotelmaid, searched 12 years for her daughters and found them after she saw Kathryn in a movie magazine in 1929. Crawford starred in her first film in 1929, when she appeared opposite Hoot Gibson in King of the Rodeo. She would star in seven films that year, and in 1930 she appeared in another six films, including Safety in Numbers (1930) alongside Carole Lombard and up and coming actress and "WAMPAS Baby Star" Josephine Dunn. Her only starrin…
Movies & TV Shows
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King of Jazz (1930) — Fourth Reporter ('Ladies of the Press')
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Emma (1932) — Sue
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City of Missing Girls (1941) — Helen Whitney
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New Morals for Old (1932) — Zoe Atkinson
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Skyway (1933) — Lila Beaumont
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Flying High (1931) — Eileen Smith
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Safety in Numbers (1930) — Jacqueline
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Mountain Justice (1930) — Coral Harland
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The Concentratin' Kid (1930) — Betty Lou Vaughn
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Señor Americano (1929) — Carmelita DeAccosta
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Red Hot Rhythm (1929) — Mary
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The Climax (1930) — Adella Golfanti
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King of the Rodeo (1929) — Dulcie Harlan
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Hide-Out (1930) — Dorothy Evans
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Modern Love (1929) — Patricia Brown