
Mae Busch
Born June 17, 1891 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Mae Busch, born Annie May Busch, was an Australian stage and screen actress. Her first film appearances were in The Agitator and The Water Nymph, both released in 1912. At the pinnacle of her film career, Busch was known as the versatile vamp.
Notable Appearances
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Young Desire

Hello, Annapolis

Blondie Johnson

Wife and Auto Trouble

Sons of the Desert

Them Thar Hills

Nancy Drew… Detective

Black Butterflies

Oliver the Eighth

Souls for Sale

The Fixer Uppers

Tit for Tat

Name the Man

High Hats and Low Brows

The Blue Dahlia

The Purchase Price

A Man's Man

Her Own Money

Marie Antoinette

The Stork Club

The Rent Jumpers

Pardon My Nerve!

I Like it That Way

The Nut-Cracker

The Live Ghost

Cross My Heart

The Mad Monster

Merely a Married Man

The Big Broadcast of 1938

The Bohemian Girl

The Truthful Sex

Cheating Blondes

Laurel and Hardy: A Tribute to the Boys

Time, the Comedian

The Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand

The Accusing Finger

Prison Farm

Foolish Wives

Those Bitter Sweets

Something to Shout About

The Unholy Three

Chickens Come Home

Lilly Turner

Daughter of Shanghai

Scarlet Dawn

Come Clean

Unaccustomed as We Are

While the City Sleeps

Picture Brides

The Rider of Death Valley

Their First Mistake

Going Bye-Bye!

Fangs of the Wild

Love 'Em and Weep

Women Won't Tell

A One Night Stand

The Man Called Back

The Devil's Passkey

Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model

Beloved

Camille of the Barbary Coast

Mabel and Fatty’s Married Life

Dance of the Cookoos

Women Without Names

The Road to Ruin

Wicked

The Christian

Defenders of the Law

Only a Shop Girl

Without Honor

Fatty and the Broadway Stars

Alibi

The Shooting of Dan McGrew

Perch of the Devil

Married Flirts

Sucker Money

Settled at the Seaside

1925 Studio Tour

Fly My Kite

Extra! Extra!

The Grim Game

The Love Charm

The Racing Strain

Love in Armor

Dance, Girl, Dance

San Francisco Nights

The Fair Barbarian

Broken Barriers

The Triflers




