Pamela Parr
- Actress
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.