Pamela Parr

Pamela Parr born in Brixton, London around 1909. She starred in only one film made at the end of the silent era. She first appeared in the movies in a supporting role at the beginning of 1929 as Eily O'Connor in 'Lily of Killarney' a crime drama directed by George Ridgwell and starring Gillian Dean and Barbara Gott for the BIP Film Co, in her second film she was given the starring role in a comedy 'Little Miss London' directed by Harry Hughes and co-starring Eric Bransby Williams and Frank Stanmore, things didn't seem to workout, her last film appearance was just a small part in a Walter Forde comedy ' she was never seen again in public.