Jobyna Ralston
Birthday
1899/11/20
Day of death
1967/01/23 (67 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
South Pittsburg, Tennessee, USA
Also know as
Jobyna Lancaster Raulston, Juliana Ralston
Biography
Jobyna Ralston (born Jobyna Lancaster Raulston, November 21, 1899 – January 22, 1967) was an American stage and film actress. She had a featured role in the first Oscar-winning film, Wings in 1927, but is perhaps best remembered today for her on-screen chemistry with Harold Lloyd, with whom she appeared in seven movies.
Acting
(1932) Hollywood on Parade No. A-4
as Self (uncredited)
(1924) Girl Shy
as Mary Buckingham
(1927) Wings
as Sylvia Lewis
(1923) Why Worry?
as The Nurse
(1925) The Freshman
as Peggy
(1924) Hot Water
as Wifey
(1926) For Heaven's Sake
as The Downtown Girl
(1927) A Racing Romeo
as Sally
(1927) The Kid Brother
as Mary Powers
(1920) Ball Bearing, But Hard Running
as ---
(1922) Shine 'Em Up
as Okra, the Station Master's daughter
(1921) Humor Risk
as Leading Lady
(1928) The Power of the Press
as Jane Atwill
(1925) Are Parents Pickles?
as ---
(1923) Shoot Straight
as ---
(1922) Blaze Away
as ---
(1922) Harvest Hands
as ---
(1926) Gigolo
as Mary Hubbel
(1922) The Golf Bug
as Daughter
(1927) Special Delivery
as Madge Warren
(1928) The Night Flyer
as Kate Murphy
(1923) Jailed and Bailed
as ---
(1926) Sweet Daddies
as Mariam Finklebaum
(1922) Shiver and Shake
as The Newlywed Wife
(1922) Touch all the Bases
as Paul's Sweetheart
(1923) Watch Your Wife
as ---
(1922) The Landlubber
as ---
(1922) Take Next Car
as The Magnate's Daughter
(1922) Bone Dry
as ---
(1930) Rough Waters
as Mary
(1922) The Three Must-Get-Theres
as Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux
(1928) Fashion News
as Self (1928)
(1928) The Toilers
as Mary
(1923) Tight Shoes
as ---
(1926) Don't Butt In
as ---
(1929) The College Coquette
as Doris Marlowe
(1927) Little Mickey Grogan
as Winifred Davidson
(1928) The Big Hop
as June Halloway
(1923) Dogs of War!
as Jobyna Ralston
(1927) Lightning
as Mary Warren/Topsy
(1922) Face the Camera
as ---
(1962) Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy
as (archive footage)