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Lilian Bond (January 18, 1908 – January 25, 1991) was a British-born, United States-based film actress from the late 1920s to the 1950s. Bond was born in London and made her first public appearance at the age of 14 when she was in the pantomime Dick Whittington. Later she joined the chorus of Piccadilly Revels and continued on the stage when she went to the United States. Her stage activities included perfo...
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The Old Dark House
As Gladys
When Strangers Marry
As Marian Drake
Man in the Attic
As Annie Rowley
The Westerner
As Lily Langtry
A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen
As Adele Belden
Hot Saturday
As Eva Randolph
Fireman, Save My Child
As June Farnum
The Maze
As Margaret Dilling
Under Eighteen
As Penthouse Party Guest
A Tragedy at Midnight
As Lola
Air Mail
As Irene Wilkins
Pick-up
As Muriel Stevens (as Lillian Bond)
Blond Cheat
As Roberta Trent
Just a Gigolo
As Agatha Carrol
Pirates of Tripoli
As Sono
Hell Bent for Love
As Millicent 'Millie' Garland
Double Harness
As Monica Page
Stepping Out
As Cleo Del Rio
The Housekeeper's Daughter
As Gladys Fontaine
Hot Pepper
As Hortense
Dirty Work
As Evie Wynne
The Great Lover
As Mrs. Loring (uncredited)
Her Splendid Folly
As Jill McAllister / Laura Gerard
The Trial of Vivienne Ware
As Dolores Divine
Manhattan Parade
As Sewing Girl
The Greater Love
As Betty Harper
Affairs of a Gentleman
As Carlotta Barbe
China Seas
As Mrs. Timmons
The Women
As Mrs. Erskine (uncredited)
Scotland Yard
As Lady Constance
Sagebrush Politics
As Sheriff's daughter
Man About Town
As Carlotta Cortez
The Squaw Man
As Babs
Shadow on the Wall
As Attendant (uncredited)
Take a Chance
As Thelma Green
The Bishop Misbehaves
As Mrs. Millie Waller
The Big Brain
As Dorothy Norton
Sued for Libel
As Muriel Webster
The Sniper
As Mrs. Fitzpatrick
The Picture of Dorian Gray
As Kate
The Jolson Story
As Woman (uncredited)
That Forsyte Woman
As Old Jolyon's Maid
Union Depot
As Actress on Train (uncredited)
Fighter Squadron
As English Lady (uncredited)
The 20th Century Fox Hour
The Californians