1892-09-09 Tokyo, Empire of Japan [now Tokyo, Japan]
From Wikipedia Tsuru Aoki (September 9, 1892 – October 18, 1961) was a popular Japanese stage and screen actress whose career was most prolific during the silent film era of the 1910s through the 1920s. Aoki may have been the first Asian actress to garner top-billing in American motion pictures.
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The Great Prince Shan | Nita | 1924-05-01 |
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The Danger Line | Marquise Yorisaka | 1924-05-26 |
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Sen Yan’s Devotion | Sen Yan's Wife | 1924-07-01 |
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La Bataille | La Marquise Yorisaka | 1923-12-23 |
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Five Days to Live | Ko Ai | 1922-01-08 |
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Night Life in Hollywood | Self | 1922-11-15 |
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Black Roses | Blossom (as Tsura Aoki) | 1921-05-22 |
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A Tokyo Siren | Asuti Hishuri | 1920-06-14 |
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The Breath of the Gods | Yuki Onda | 1920-07-25 |
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Locked Lips | Lotus Blossom | 1920-04-28 |
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The Dragon Painter | Ume-Ko | 1919-09-28 |
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The Gray Horizon | O Haru San | 1919-08-18 |
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Bonds of Honor | Toku-ko (as Tsuri Aoki) | 1919-10-04 |
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A Heart in Pawn | Sada | 1919-03-20 |
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The Courageous Coward | Rei Oaki | 1919-03-31 |
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His Birthright | Saki San | 1918-09-08 |
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The Bravest Way | Sat-u | 1918-06-16 |
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The Curse of Iku | Omi San | 1918-03-01 |
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Each to His Kind | Princess Nada | 1917-02-05 |
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The Call of the East | O'Mitsu, His Sister | 1917-10-15 |
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Alien Souls | Yuri Chan | 1916-05-11 |
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The Soul of Kura San | Kura-San | 1916-10-30 |
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The Honorable Friend | Toki-Ye | 1916-08-27 |
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The Chinatown Mystery | Woo | 1915-02-10 |
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The Death Mask | Princess Nona | 1914-09-25 |
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O Mimi san | O Mimi San | 1914-02-05 |
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The Last of the Line | Girl at Riverside | 1914-12-24 |
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The Wrath of the Gods | Toya San | 1914-06-08 |
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The Typhoon | 1914-10-10 |
