Ruth Selwyn

Ruth Selwyn was born on Nov 06, 1905 in USA. Ruth Selwyn's big-screen debut came with Five and Ten directed by Robert Z. Leonard in 1931.

She was born Ruth Wilcox, the sister of director Fred McLeod Wilcox, who directed "Lassie, Come Home" (1943) and "Forbidden Planet" (1956), and former showgirl Pansy Wilcox, who was married to Loew's Inc. President Nicholas M. Schenck, one of the pioneers of the film industry. Ruth and her siblings were the children of James Wilcox, a Kentucky optometrist and drugstore owner, who was married six times, twice to one woman. His six children were from his first wife.