Judith Wood (born Helen Johnson, August 1, 1906 – April 6, 2002) was an American film actress.
Wood's first role was in the 1929 film Gold Diggers of Broadway. In this first film, as well as in the four in which she would star during 1930, Wood was credited under her birth name.
Her first film of 1931 was It Pays to Advertise, which starred Carole Lombard. It was the last film in which she was billed as Helen Johnson, and thereafter all of her ...
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It Pays to Advertise
As Countess de Beaurien (as Helen Johnson)
The Crime Doctor
As Blanche Flynn
Girls About Town
As Winnie
The Vice Squad
As Madeleine Hunt
Children of Pleasure
As Pat Thayer
Working Girls
As June Thorpe
Soldiers and Women
As Helen Arnold
Looking for Trouble
As Pearl La Tour
The Asphalt Jungle
As Woman (uncredited)
Beyond the Forest
As Waitress
The Road to Reno
As Elsie Kenton
The Divorcee
As Dorothy
Rhythm Racketeer
As Lola
Riffraff
As Mabel
The Divorce Racket
As Helen Travers / Paula Murdock
Sin Takes a Holiday
As Mrs. Graham