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Marguerite Clayton
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In short · Acted for two decades — 35 credits.
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Biography
Marguerite Clayton (born Margaret Fitzgerald; April 12, 1891 – December 20, 1968) was an American actress who performed during the silent film era. She appeared in over 170 films from 1909 to 1928, many of which were westerns starring Broncho Billy Anderson and Harry Carey.
Filmography · 35 of 35
Actor
35 creditsInspiration(1928)
Mary Keith
FilmTwin Flappers(1927)
Actor
Film
Sky High Corral(1926)
Shasta Hayden
FilmThe Palm Beach Girl(1926)
Julia
Film
The Bandit Tamer(1925)
Distress Damsel
Film
Straight Through(1925)
Denver Nell
Film
Wolfblood(1925)
Edith Ford
FilmThe Street of Tears(1924)
Betty Blair
Film
Tiger Thompson(1924)
Ethel Brannon
Film
Barriers of the Law(1924)
Leila Larkin
Film
The Circus Cowboy(1924)
Norma Wallace
Film
Idle Tongues(1924)
Fanny Copeland
Film
The Dawn of a Tomorrow(1924)
Madge
Film
Canyon of the Fools(1923)
May
Film
Desert Driven(1923)
Mary
Film
Men in the Raw(1923)
Eunice Hollis
Film
Go Get 'Em Hutch(1922)
Dariel Bainbridge
Film
The Curse of Drink(1922)
Ruth Sanford
Film
Forbidden Love(1921)
Eileen Arden
Film
The Inside of the Cup(1921)
Kate Marcy
Film
Bride 13(1920)
Ruth Storrow - Bride 13
FilmBullin' the Bullsheviki(1919)
Lotta Nerve
Film
The New Moon(1919)
Nadia Kameneff
Film
Hit-the-Trail Holliday(1918)
Edith Jason
Film
Inside the Lines(1918)
Jane Gerson
Film
The Man of Bronze(1918)
Mary Lawton
Film
The Dream Doll(1917)
Ruby
Film
The Night Workers(1917)
Ethel Carver
FilmTwo-Bit Seats(1917)
Alice Carroll
Film
The Prince of Graustark(1916)
Princess of Dawsbergen
Film
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