Sally O’Neil Net Worth is
$3 Million

Mini Biography

Cute-as-a-button and diminutive in proportions, Sally O’Neil (sometimes billed seeing that Sally O’Neill), was among 11 children given birth to to a judge in 1908 in Bayonne, NJ. Another sister would also turn into a well-known celebrity, Molly O’Day. Sally was informed within a convent and were only available in vaudeville where she was billed as “Chotsie Noonan” (her genuine name was Virginia Louise Concepta Noonan). She were only available in silent movies at age group 17 and discovered a penchant for playing unassuming road orphans such as Mary Pickford in light-weight comedies, and afterwards as flashy fun women in the Clara Bow mildew. Sally found stardom with her second film Sally, Irene and Mary (1925) co-starring Constance Bennett and Joan Crawford playing a naive chorus young lady. Because of this, she (as would sister Molly) was called a Wampas Baby Superstar in 1926. A short but well-known MGM item, her movies, like the Callahans as well as the Murphys (1927) and Frisco Sally Levy (1927), didn’t fit her well and her superstar diminished. Possessing a solid New Jersey highlight and creating a serious case of stage fright didn’t help issues either as audio movies were today the rage. Regardless of the guaranteeing title function in Kathleen Mouverneen (1930) and a solid business lead in The Brat (1931), which she got completed on Broadway, she quickly faded from watch. Sally returned to the level and performed in USO travels until retiring in the 50s. She passed away in 1968.

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