Dorothy Phillips (born Mary Gwendolyn Strible) was an American stage and screen actress, in films from 1911. Although online sites differ about her original first name and her birth date, multiple public records make evident that original name was Mary and that accurate birth year was 1889.
Ambition
My Sister Eileen
As Bit Role (uncredited)
The Ladder of Fortune
As Delicia Romana
The Reckless Moment
As Woman (uncredited)
The Heart of Humanity
As Nanette
The Unknown Purple
Cradle Snatchers
As Kitty Ladd
The Mark of Cain
As Doris
Three for the Show
As Bit Role (uncredited)
Upstage
As Miss Weaver
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
As Townswoman (uncredited)
Man in the Saddle
As Townswoman (uncredited)
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
As Townswoman (uncredited)
The Price of Gold
As Lois Roberts
And One Was Beautiful
As Gertrude's Maid (uncredited)
Triumph
As Nell Baxter
The Jazz Cinderella
As Mrs. Consuelo Carter
My Favorite Spy
As Woman at Wedding (uncredited)
Without Mercy
As Mrs. Enid Garth
Once to Every Woman
As Aurora Meredith
The Risky Road
As Marjorie Helmer
Man-Woman-Marriage
As Victoria
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit
As Mr. Hopkins' Maid
Women Love Diamonds
As Mrs. Flaherty
Broadway Love
As Midge O'Hara
The Place Beyond the Winds
As Priscilla Glenn
If My Country Should Call
As Margarat
Hot Water
As Nurse (uncredited)
Hell Morgan's Girl
As Lola
Bondage
As Elinor Crawford
Fires of Rebellion
As Madge Garvey
The Piper's Price
As Amy Hadley
The Price of Silence
As Helen Urmy
A Doll's House
As Nora Helmer
The Rescue
As Anne Wetherall
The Flashlight
As Delice Brixton
The World's a Stage
As Jo Bishop
The Girl in the Checkered Coat
As Mary Graham 'Flash' Fan
The Grand Passion
As Viola Argos
A Soul for Sale
As Neila Pendleton
The Right to Happiness
As Sonia & Vivian - Twin Sisters
Paid in Advance
As Joan Gray
Hurricane's Gal
As Lola
Remember
Father of the Bride
As Woman in Nightmare Sequence (uncredited)
The Talk of the Town
As Genevra French
Pay Me!
As Marta
Seeing Stars
As Self
The Broken Gate
As Aurora Lane
Violent Saturday
As Bank Customer
The Postman Always Rings Twice
As Nurse (uncredited)