two early sound movies when she became a mother. Her last talkie, Rough Waters (1930), found her acting with Rin Tin Tin. Personal life and death Ralston was married twice, the first time to childhood beau John Campbell, the second in 1927 to actor Richard Arlen, whom she had met on the set of Wings. They had one child, actor Richard Arlen Jr. The family appears together in Hollywood on Parade # A-4. Ralston and Arlen divorced in late 1946. During the last five years of her life Ralston suffered from rheumatism and had a series of strokes. She died in 1967 from pneumonia at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, California. She was 67 years old. Selected filmography A Sailor-Made Man (Uncredited, 1921) The Bride-to-Be (1922) Friday, the Thirteenth (1922) The Call of Home (1922) Take Next Car (1922) The Truth Juggler (1922) Touch All the Bases (1922) The Three Must-Get-Theres (1922) The Call of Home (1922) Wet Weather (1922) The Landlubber (1922) Soak the Shiek (1922) Bone Dry (1922) Face the Camera (1922) The Uppercut (1922) Shiver and Shake (1922) The Golf Bug (1922) Shine 'em Up (1922) Washed Ashore (1922) Harvest Hands (1922) The Flivver (1922) Blaze Away (1922) I'll Take Vanilla (1922) Fair Week (1922) The White Blacksmith (1922) Watch Your Wife (1923) Mr. Hyppo (1923) Don't Say Die (1923) Jailed and Bailed (1923) A Loose Tightwad (1923) Tight Shoes (1923) Do Your Stuff (1923) Shoot Straight (1923) For Safe Keeping (1923) For Guests Only (1923) For Art's Sake (1923) Why Worry? (1923) Winner Take All (1923) Girl Shy (1924) Hot Water (1924) Whispering Lions (1925) The Freshman (1925) Are Parents Pickles? (1925) Whistling Lions (1925) Between Meals (1926) Humor Risk (1926) Don't Butt In (1926) For Heaven's Sake (1926) Sweet Daddies (1926) Gigolo (1926) The Kid Brother (1927) Special Delivery (1927) Lightning (1927) Wings (1927) A Racing Romeo (1927) Pretty Clothes (1927) Little Mickey Grogan (1927) The Night Flyer (1928) The Count of Ten (1928) Black Butterflies (1928) The Big Hop (1928) The Toilers (1928) The Power of the Press (1928) Some Mother's Boy (1929) The College Coquette (1929) Rough Waters (1930) *Lost film Sheer Luck (1931) Hollywood on Parade # A-4 (1932) References External links Ralston's profile at goldensilents.com Jobyna Ralston Day Sunday, November 21, 2004 Jobyna Ralston at Virtual History 1899 births 1967 deaths People from South Pittsburg, Tennessee Actresses from