ZaSu Pitts - Partial Filmography

Partial Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes
1917 Little Princess, TheThe Little Princess Becky
1918 How Could You Jean? Oscar's Sweetheart
1918 Talk of the Town, TheThe Talk of the Town
1919 Better Times Nancy Scroggs
1919 Other Half, TheThe Other Half Jennie Jones, The Jazz Kid
1919 Poor Relations Daisy Perkins
1920 Seeing It Through Betty Lawrence
1921 Patsy Patsy
1922 Youth to Youth Emily
1923 Souls for Sale Herself Cameo role
1923 Three Wise Fools Mickey
1923 Hollywood Herself Cameo role
1924 West of the Water Tower Dessie Arnhalt
1924 Daughters of Today Lorena
1924 Triumph A Factory Girl
1924 Changing Husbands Delia
1924 Greed Trina
1925 Great Divide, TheThe Great Divide Polly Jordan
1925 Pretty Ladies Maggie Keenan
1925 Great Love, TheThe Great Love Nancy
1926 Monte Carlo Hope Durant
1926 Sunny Side Up Evelyn
1927 Casey at the Bat Camille
1928 The Honeymoon Caecilia sequel to The Wedding March. released only in Europe; lost
1928 Wedding March, TheThe Wedding March Cecelia Schweisser
1928 Sins of the Fathers Mother Spengler
1929 Paris Harriet
1929 Locked Door, TheThe Locked Door Telephone Girl
1929 The Squall Lena
1929 Her Private Life Timmins
1929 This Thing Called Love Clara Bertrand
1930 No, No, Nanette Pauline Hastings
1930 Devil's Holiday, TheThe Devil's Holiday Ethel
1930 Monte Carlo Bertha
1931 Bad Sister, TheThe Bad Sister Minnie
1931 Seed Jennie
1931 Penrod and Sam Mrs. Bassett Alternative title: The Adventures of Penrod and Sam
1931 Guardsman, TheThe Guardsman Liesl, the Maid
1931 On the Loose Zasu Short subject
1932 Broken Lullaby Anna, Holderlin's Maid
1932 Shopworn Aunt Dot
1932 Destry Rides Again Temperance Worker Alternative title: Justice Rides Again
1932 Westward Passage Mrs. Truesdale
1932 Back Street Mrs. Dole
1932 Blondie of the Follies Gertie
1932 Crooked Circle, TheThe Crooked Circle Nora Rafferty
1933 They Just Had to Get Married Molly Hull
1933 Hello, Sister! Millie
1933 Meet the Baron Zasu
1933 Mr. Skitch Maddie Skitch
1934 Dames Matilda Ounce Hemingway
1934 Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Miss Hazy
1934 Gay Bride, TheThe Gay Bride Mirabelle
1935 Ruggles of Red Gap Prunella Judson
1935 Going Highbrow
1936 Thirteen Hours by Air Miss Harkins
1936 The Plot Thickens Hildegarde Withers
1937 Forty Naughty Girls Hildegarde Withers
1939 Lady's from Kentucky, TheThe Lady's from Kentucky Dulcey Lee
1939 Eternally Yours Mrs. Bingham
1940 It All Came True Miss Flint
1940 No, No Nanette Pauline Hastings
1941 Niagara Falls Emmy Sawyer
1942 Bashful Bachelor, TheThe Bashful Bachelor Geraldine
1942 So's Your Aunt Emma Aunt Emma Alternative title: Meet the Mob
1943 Let's Face It! Cornelia Figeson
1946 Breakfast in Hollywood Elvira Spriggens
1947 Life with Father Cousin Cora Cartwright
1950 Francis Nurse Valerie Humpert
1952 Denver and Rio Grande Jane Dwyer
1954 Francis Joins the WACS Lt. Valerie Humpert
1957 This Could Be the Night Mrs. Katie Shea
1961 Teenage Millionaire, TheThe Teenage Millionaire Aunt Theodora
1963 Thrill of It All, TheThe Thrill of It All Olivia
1963 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Gertie–Switchboard Operator
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1954 Best of Broadway, TheThe Best of Broadway Miss Preen Episode: "The Man Who Came to Dinner"
1955 Screen Directors Playhouse Selma Episode: "The Silent Partner"
1956 20th Century Fox Hour, TheThe 20th Century Fox Hour Miss Appleton Episode: "Mr. Belvedere"
1956–
1960		 Gale Storm Show, TheThe Gale Storm Show Elvira Nugent 91 episodes
1957 Private Secretary Aunt Martha Episode: "Not Quite Paradise"
1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, TheThe Dennis O'Keefe Show Loretta Kimball Episode: "Dimples"
1961 Guestward, Ho! Episode: "Lonesome's Gal"
1961 Perry Mason Daphne Whilom Episode: "The Case of the Absent Artist"
1963 Burke's Law Mrs. Bowie Episode: "Who Killed Holly Howard?"

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