Spirited brunette gamine of the silent era, one of Hollywood's leading stars of the mid and late 1920s. With her trademark short haircut and a pixie's high energy, Moore was a signature star of her era, summing up an entire generation of ambitious, smart and fun-loving flappers in films including "Ella Cinders" (1926), "Irene" (1926) and "Orchids and Ermine" (1928). Her tremendous vivacity marked all her work, typically in romantic comedies and farces which showcased her feisty but essentially innocent Cinderella image. Moore managed the transition to sound and retained her popularity for