De Sacia Mooers

De Sacia Mooers was an American actress best known for her roles in Broadway Nights, Tongues of Scandal, and Shanghai Rose. Born on November 19, 1888, in Michigan, she became a prominent figure in silent films during the 1920s.

Personal and Family Life

De Sacia Mooers, born De Sacia Saville, was the sister of actress Ruth Saville. Throughout her life, she was married three times, first to Edward Demarest Mooers, who owned a successful gold mine. Her second marriage was to Allen Leonard Rock, which ended in annulment, and she spent her last years wedded to Harry L. Lewis until her passing.

Career Highlights

Mooers was a notable blond silent screen actress, celebrated for her various portrayals of vamps during her time under contract with Samuel Goldwyn. Despite her success in silent films, her career diminished with the arrival of sound in cinema, leading her to fade from the spotlight after the late 1920s.

Death and Legacy

De Sacia Mooers passed away on January 11, 1960, in Hollywood, California. Her contributions to the silent film era and her unique presence as a leading actress in the 1920s have left a significant mark in film history, even as she kept much of her personal life private.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Potash and Perlmutter 1923-09-10 Ruth Goldman
Stranger Of The North 1924-02-01
Broadway Nights 1927-05-15 Texas Guinan
The Blonde Vampire 1922-04-01 Marcia Saville
Lonesome Ladies 1927-07-03 Bee
Any Woman 1925-05-04 Mrs. Phillips
The Arizona Kid 1930-03-23 Molly
Broadway Daddies 1928-04-07 Fay King
The Average Woman 1924-03-01 Mrs. La Rose
It Is the Law 1924-08-31 Bernice
Restless Wives 1924-01-06
Shanghai Rose 1929-01-01 Mrs. Doolittle
Back to Liberty 1927-11-15 Nina Burke
Just Off Broadway 1929-05-01 Rene