Marjorie Daw
American film actress of the silent era (1902-1979) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 77
Marjorie Daw was an American film actress of the silent film era. She appeared in more than 70 films between 1914 and 1929.
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1979Died18 March 19791927
Home MadeFilm, The Girl
Why Girls Say NoFilm, 1927Becky Whisselberg1925
His Master's VoiceFilm, Mary Blake1924
Human DesiresFilm, Joan Thayer1923
Daughters of the RichFilm, Maud Barhyte1922
A Fool There WasFilm, Nell Winthrop1921
Bob Hampton of PlacerFilm, The Kid1920
DintyFilm, Ruth Whitely1919
His Majesty, the AmericanFilm, Felice, Countess of Montenac1918
He Comes Up SmilingFilm, Billie Bartlett1917
A Modern MusketeerFilm, Elsie Dodge1916
Joan the WomanFilm, Katherine1915
HypocritesFilm, Teenage Girl (uncredited)
Out of the DarknessFilm, 1915Jennie Sands1902Born19 January 1902
Home MadeFilm, The Girl
Why Girls Say NoFilm, 1927Becky Whisselberg1925
His Master's VoiceFilm, Mary Blake1924
Human DesiresFilm, Joan Thayer1923
Daughters of the RichFilm, Maud Barhyte1922
A Fool There WasFilm, Nell Winthrop1921
Bob Hampton of PlacerFilm, The Kid1920
DintyFilm, Ruth Whitely1919
His Majesty, the AmericanFilm, Felice, Countess of Montenac1918
He Comes Up SmilingFilm, Billie Bartlett1917
A Modern MusketeerFilm, Elsie Dodge1916
Joan the WomanFilm, Katherine1915
HypocritesFilm, Teenage Girl (uncredited)
Out of the DarknessFilm, 1915Jennie Sands1902Born19 January 1902People around Marjorie
Douglas Fairbanks Produced Bound in Morocco and Arizona
Allan Dwan Directed Bound in Morocco and Headin' South
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced Joan the Woman and Bound in Morocco
Marshall Neilan Directed Dinty and Don't Ever Marry
Frank Campeau Also in Bound in Morocco and Arizona
Marion Fairfax Wrote Dinty, The Chorus Lady and The River's End
Victor Heerman Directed The River's End (1922)
Adolph Zukor Produced Bound in Morocco and Experience
Albert MacQuarrie Also in He Comes Up Smiling (1918)
Tully Marshall Also in Joan the Woman and Bound in Morocco
Theodore Roberts Also in Joan the Woman, Arizona and The Captive
Edythe Chapman Also in Bound in Morocco and A Modern Musketeer
Albert Parker Directed Arizona (1918)
Ben F. Wilson Produced Gambling Wives (1924)
Kathleen Kirkham Also in Arizona and A Modern Musketeer
Joseph Henabery Directed His Majesty, the American (1919)
Wesley Barry Also in Dinty and Don't Ever Marry
Tom Gallery Also in Dinty, Bob Hampton of Placer and Patsy
Douglas MacLean Produced Going Up (1923)
Herbert Standing Also in He Comes Up Smiling and Don't Ever Marry
Alfred Hitchcock Directed The Passionate Adventure (1924)Cecil B. DeMille Produced Joan the Woman (1916)
Frank Borzage Directed The Pride of Palomar (1922)
Hobart Henley Directed Cheated Hearts (1921)
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1902 to 1979 · aged 77