Sally O'Neil

Sally O'Neil (October 23, 1908 – June 18, 1968), American film actress of the 1920s, vintage silver print postcard.  

Convent-educated, she started her career in vaudeville, billed as "Chotsie Noonan." Known for her petite and curly brown hair. She was paired along with Constance Bennett and Joan Crawford in the MGM film 'Sally, Irene and Mary' (1925), directed by Edmund Goulding, which brought her instant, but short-lived, fame.

She was paired with Crawford again as a WAMPAS Baby Star in 1926. Her fame began to subside after "talkies" replaced silents; she also had a problem with stage fright which didn't help either. By the late 1930s, her film career was over, but she continued on stage and toured with the USO until the 1950s.

Verso bears original graphics, else blank and clean. In very good condition.