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Mary Kornman

Acting Born Dec 27, 1915 Died Jun 1, 1973 Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA 83 credits
83
Total Credits
1923–2001
79 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Mary Kornman works in acting. Born December 27, 1915 in Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA. Died June 1, 1973. Archytele tracks 83 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

Film

Zenobia

as Townswoman
Film

The Desert Trail

as Anne

Apple Cider Vinegar

as Agnes "Dumbbell"

Frequent co-stars

Joel Labelle 2 shared titles
Katherine McNamara 1 shared title
Dominic Sherwood 1 shared title
Alberto Rosende 1 shared title
Matthew Daddario 1 shared title
Harry Shum Jr. 1 shared title
Emeraude Toubia 1 shared title
Isaiah Mustafa 1 shared title
Nicola Correia Damude 1 shared title
Alisha Wainwright 1 shared title

Career timeline

Our Gang - Comedy Festival
The Our Gang Story
On the Spot
Zenobia
King of the NewsboysI Am a Criminal
Youth on ParoleSwing It ProfessorReunion in Rhythm
The Desert TrailThe Calling of Dan MatthewsQueen of the JungleOn the RunSmokey Smith
The QuitterStrictly DynamitePicture Brides
Flying Down to RioCollege HumorMaids a la ModeNeighbors' WivesFish Hooky
ExposureWild Babies!The Hollywood HandicapThe KnockoutToo Many Women
Are These Our Children?Let's Do ThingsMama Loves PapaThe Kick-Off!Call a Cop!
Ladies LastBigger and BetterDoctor's Orders
Thundering FleasBaby ClothesBuried TreasureUncle Tom's UncleGood Cheer
Your Own Back YardBoys Will Be JoysOne Wild RideMary, Queen of TotsOfficial Officers
It's a BearThe Sun Down LimitedBig BusinessCommencement DayCradle Robbers
Lodge NightThe Big ShowDogs of War!Derby DayThe Cobbler

Full Filmography

83 titles
  • Our Gang - Comedy Festival (2001) as Mary
  • The Our Gang Story (1994) as Mary (archive footage)
  • On the Spot (1940) as Ruth Hunter
  • Zenobia (1939) as Townswoman
  • King of the Newsboys (1938) as Peggy
  • I Am a Criminal (1938) as Alice Martin
  • Youth on Parole (1937) as Mae Blair
  • Swing It Professor (1937) as Joan Dennis
  • Advertisement
  • Reunion in Rhythm (1937) as Mary
  • The Desert Trail (1935) as Anne
  • The Calling of Dan Matthews (1935) as Kitty Marley
  • Queen of the Jungle (1935) as Joan Lawrence / Mary Lawrence
  • On the Run (1935) as Anne
  • Smokey Smith (1935) as Bess Bart
  • Roaring Roads (1935) as Mary McDowell
  • Adventurous Knights (1935) as Annette
  • The Quitter (1934) as Annabelle Hibbs
  • Strictly Dynamite (1934) as Party Girl (uncredited)
  • Picture Brides (1934) as Mataeo Rogers
  • Flying Down to Rio (1933) as Belinha's Friend (uncredited)
  • College Humor (1933) as Amber Davis
  • Maids a la Mode (1933) as Model (uncredited)
  • Neighbors' Wives (1933) as Mary McGrath
  • Fish Hooky (1933) as Mary
  • Please (1933) as Beth Sawyer
  • Exposure (1932) as Eileen Foster - Socialite
  • Wild Babies! (1932) as Chorine
  • The Hollywood Handicap (1932)
  • The Knockout (1932) as Mary
  • Too Many Women (1932) as Mary
  • Love Pains (1932) as Mary
  • Are These Our Children? (1931) as Agnes "Dumbbell"
  • Let's Do Things (1931) as Nightclub Cigarette Girl (uncredited)
  • Mama Loves Papa (1931) as Mary
  • The Kick-Off! (1931) as Mary
  • Call a Cop! (1931) as Mary
  • High Gear (1931) as Mary
  • Love Fever (1931) as Mary
  • Blood and Thunder (1931) as Mary (uncredited)
  • Air-Tight (1931) as Mary
  • Ladies Last (1930) as Mary
  • Bigger and Better (1930) as Mary
  • Doctor's Orders (1930) as Mary
  • Thundering Fleas (1926) as Mary
  • Baby Clothes (1926) as Mary
  • Buried Treasure (1926) as Mary
  • Uncle Tom's Uncle (1926) as Mary / 'Eva'
  • Good Cheer (1926) as Mary
  • The Fourth Alarm (1926) as Mary
  • Monkey Business (1926) as Mary
  • Shivering Spooks (1926) as Mary
  • Your Own Back Yard (1925) as Mary
  • Boys Will Be Joys (1925) as Mary
  • One Wild Ride (1925) as Mary
  • Mary, Queen of Tots (1925) as Mary / Princess in Dream Sequence
  • Official Officers (1925) as Mary
  • Dog Days (1925) as Mary
  • Shootin' Injuns (1925) as Mary
  • Our Gang At Home (1925) as Herself
  • The Love Bug (1925) as Mary
  • Circus Fever (1925) as Mary
  • Better Movies (1925) as Mary
  • The Big Town (1925) as Mary
  • It's a Bear (1924) as Mary
  • The Sun Down Limited (1924) as Mary
  • Big Business (1924) as Mary
  • Commencement Day (1924) as Mary
  • Cradle Robbers (1924) as Mary
  • Jubilo, Jr. (1924) as Mary
  • Tire Trouble (1924) as Mary
  • Fast Company (1924) as Mary
  • The Buccaneers (1924) as Mary
  • Seein' Things (1924) as Mary
  • Short Kilts (1924) as McGregor's Kid
  • Lodge Night (1923) as Mary
  • The Big Show (1923) as Mary
  • Dogs of War! (1923) as Mary
  • Derby Day (1923) as Mary
  • The Cobbler (1923) as Mary, 'Little Miss Riches'
  • July Days (1923)
  • Stage Fright (1923) as Mary
  • A Pleasant Journey (1923) as Mary
  • The Champeen (1923) as Mary

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Mary Kornman best known for?

Mary Kornman is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Zenobia (1939), The Desert Trail (1935), Apple Cider Vinegar (2025).

When and where was Mary Kornman born?

Mary Kornman was born on December 27, 1915 in Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA. They passed away on June 1, 1973.

How many credits does Mary Kornman have?

Mary Kornman has accumulated over 83 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1923 to 2001.

What is Mary Kornman's background in cinema and television?

Mary Kornman (December 27, 1915 – June 1, 1973) was an American child actress who was the leading female star of the Our Gang series during the Pathé silent era.

Mary Kornman by the numbers

83credits
83films
0TV series
1923–2001active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (83) Born on December 27 In memoriam 1973

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