Gwen Keate is known for Happy Days (1929). She was previously married to E. Max Worley.

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Lee Auburn, El Brendel, Gloria Faythe, Betty Gordon, Betty Halsey, Miriam Hellman, Bo Peep Karlin, Gwen Keate, Margaret La Marr, Mary Lansing, Lucille Miller, Hazel Sperling, Bee Stephens, Consuella De Los Angeles, Joan Christenson, Catherine Brown, Jean De Carva, Dorothy Kritzer, Theresa Barbery, Betty Fox, Frances Hopkins, Peggy Beck, Dorothy Dahl, and Beatrice Hagen in Her Golden Calf (1930)

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