Marcelle Corday
Marcelle Corday was a Belgian actress who appeared in numerous supporting roles, typically minor, usually uncredited, in Hollywood films.
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Blonde Venus
As Helen's Maid in France (uncredited)
Dead End
As Governess
Peter Ibbetson
As Maid (uncredited)
The Green Specter
As La femme de chambre
Deception
As Hat Check Woman (uncredited)
The Trespasser
As Blanche the Maid
Midnight Mystery
As Harriet Cooper
The Scarlet Letter
As Mistress Hibbins
This Modern Age
As Alyce
Seventh Heaven
As Frenchwoman (uncredited)
The Barbarian
As Diana's Maid Marthe
Always Goodbye
As Roddy's Nurse
Happy Landing
As Gypsy
Café Metropole
As Secretary (uncredited)
Careless Lady
As Marie - French Chambermaid
Folies Bergère
As Josephine
My Dear Miss Aldrich
As Madame Sada (uncredited)
Whistling in the Dark
As Hilda
I'll Give a Million
As Mother (uncredited)
The Pied Piper
As Madame Bonne
They Had to See Paris
As Marquise De Brissac
Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
As Baby's Nurse
Quality Street
As Henrietta Tumbull
To the Victor
As Elise, Pablo's housekeeper
Hat, Coat and Glove
As Hat Saleslady (uncredited)
Hands Across the Table
As Celeste (uncredited)
Here's to Romance
As Concierge
The House Across the Bay
As French Maid
Pilgrimage
Swamp Fire
As Grandmere Rousseau
Earthbound
As Louise - Linda's Maid
Flesh and the Devil
As Minna
We Moderns
As Theodosia
What Price Hollywood?
As French Nursemaid (uncredited)
A Farewell to Arms
As Swiss Nurse (uncredited)
The Red Lily
As Harassed Woman in Bar (uncredited)
The Palm Beach Story
As Elderly Maid (uncredited)
The Great Ziegfeld
As Marie
Passage to Marseille
As Grocer's Wife (uncredited)
Mrs. Parkington
As Madame de Thebes (uncredited)
Above Suspicion
As Paris Hotel Maid (Uncredited)
The Great Impersonation
As French Woman
Suez
As Mme. Paquineau
The World Moves On
As Madame Girard II (1914)
The Greater Glory
As Maid
When a Man Loves
As Marie (uncredited)
Allotment Wives
As Madame Gaston
Into Her Kingdom
As Tatiana's Maid
Pagan Love Song
As Countess Mariani (uncredited)
Let Us Be Gay