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Ruth Hiatt (January 6, 1906 – April 21, 1994) was an actress in motion pictures beginning in the silent film era. She is best known for performing in 1920s comedies directed by Jack White, Norman Taurog, and Mack Sennett.
As teenager she was discovered by comedian Lloyd Hamilton. She became his leading lady at United Artists studios in 1922. Hiatt was a former classic dancer who was Hamilton's successor to Irene Dalton. Their fir...
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Smith's Restaurant
As Mabel Smith
Wandering Willies
As Ruth
Love's Last Laugh
As Ruth Mason
The Speeder
The Broken Coin
As Gail Bowman
The Chinatown Mystery
As Sally Warren, Chemist
Motor Mad
Shanghai Rose
As Diane Avery
The Drunkard
As Secretary
The Missing Link
As Beatrice Braden
Isn't Love Cuckoo?
As Bebe Lodge
Oh! Shoot
Won by a Neck
The Voice of Hollywood No. 1
Fast and Furious
As The Boss's Daughter
Taxi Troubles
As Mrs. Malone
Little Papa
As Mother
Wedding Belles
Rock Bottom
As Foreman's helper's sweetie
Smith's Army Life
As Mabel Smith
Family Life
As Ruth Duff
The Sunset Trail
As Molly Mason
Saturday Afternoon
As Pearl
Smith's Pony
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Uncle
As Mabel Smith
The Rodeo
As Mabel Smith
The Big Flash
As Betty, Hinkle's Secretary
Double Trouble
As Blonde Assembly Line Worker
His First Flame
As Mary Morgan
Love Pains
As Shirley Jean's Mother (uncredited)
Fifty Million Husbands
As Pansy Chase
The Burglar
As Mabel Smith
Beginner's Luck
As Daisy's Mother
The New Aunt
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Picnic
As Mabel Smith
Honeymoon Beach
As Blondie
This Way Out
As The Girl
The Bargain Hunt
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Baby
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Landlord
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Candy Shop
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Cook
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Customer
As Mabel Smith
Smith's Fishing Trip
As Mabel Smith
Smith's New Home
As Mabel Smith
Ridin' Thru
As Dolores Brooks
Life in Hollywood No. 2
As Herself (as Ruth Hyatt)
Night Work
As Violet Harris