Leila Hyams (May 1, 1905 – December 4, 1977) was an American model, vaudeville and film actress, who came from a show business family. Her relatively short film career began in the 1920s during the era of silent films and ended in 1936. Although her career only lasted around twelve years, the blonde blue-eyed ingenue appeared in more than 50 film roles and remained a press favorite, with numerous magazine covers.
Island of Lost Souls
As Ruth Thomas
Ruggles of Red Gap
As Nell Kenner
The Bishop Murder Case
As Belle Dillard
The Big House
As Anne Marlowe
The Branded Sombrero
As Connie Marsh
Spite Marriage
As Ethyl Norcrosse
The Phantom of Paris
As Cecile Bourrelier
Sandra
As Mait Stanley
Red-Headed Woman
As Irene 'Rene' Legendre
The Thirteenth Chair
As Helen 'Nellie' O'Neill
The Far Call
As Hilda Larsen
The Constant Woman
As Lou
Sing, Sinner, Sing
As Lela Larson
The Sins of the Children
As Alma
Way Out West
As Molly Rankin
Way for a Sailor
As Joan
Wonder of Women
As Karen
The Girl Said No
As Mary Howe
Gentleman's Fate
As Marjorie Channing
The Poor Rich
As Grace Hunter
Stepping Out
As Eve Martin
Summer Bachelors
As Willowdean French
The Big Broadcast
As Anita Rogers
Part Time Wife
As Mrs. Murdock (Betty Rogers)
The Flirting Widow
As Evelyn
The Idle Rich
As Joan Thayer
New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford
As Dorothy
Men Call It Love
As Connie
Hurricane
As Mary Stevens
The Christmas Party
As Herself (uncredited)
Horse Play
As Angelica Wayne
Yellow Dust
As Nellie Brian
Affairs of a Gentleman
As Gladys Durland
Alias Jimmy Valentine
As Rose
The Wizard
As Anne Webster
Surrender
As Axelle von Meirbach
A Girl in Every Port
As Widow in San Pedro, Belize
$1,000 a Minute
As Dorothy Summers
One-Round Hogan
As Helen Davis
No Ransom
As Barbara Winfield
Sweethearts and Wives
As Angela Worthington
Saturday's Millions
As Joan Chandler
First Aid
As Red Cross Worker
Dancing Mothers
As Birdie Courtney
The Crimson City
As Nadine Howells
Masquerade
As Sylvia Graeme
Honor Bound
As Selma Ritchie
Freaks
As Venus
People Will Talk
As Peggy Trask
Land of the Silver Fox
As Marie du Fronque