Ethel Clayton
Actor
Born Nov 8, 1882 · Champaign, Illinois, USA
Active 1910–1966 · Awards: star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
From Wikipedia Ethel Clayton (November 8, 1882 — June 6, 1966) was an American actress of the silent film era. Clayton's screen debut came in 1909, in a short called Justified.
Filmography
Make Way for Tomorrow (1937) — Customer (uncredited)The Major and the Minor (1942) — Ball Guest (uncredited)Easy Living (1937) — Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)You and Me (1938) — Employment Agency Clerk (uncredited)Her Own Money (1922) — Mildred CarrThe Bondage of Fear (1917) — Vesta WheatleyThe Price of Possession (1921) — Helen CarstonA Sporting Chance (1919) — Carey BrentBeyond (1921) — Avis LangleyFor the Defense (1922) — Anne WoodstockSunny Side Up (1926) — Cissy CasonThe Price Demanded (1913) — Rose DelaneThe Unmarried Husband (1915) — Nell - the Actress WifeThe Ladder of Lies (1920) — Edith ParrishHis New York Wife (1926) — Alicia DuvalExit the Vamp (1921) — Marion ShipleyWealth (1921) — Mary McLeodThe Remittance Woman (1923) — Marie CampbellCan a Woman Love Twice? (1923) — Mary GrantIf I Were King (1938) — Old Woman (uncredited)The New South (1916) — Georgia Gwynne, as an adultThe 13th Commandment (1920) — Daphne KipCocoanut Grove (1938) — Undetermined RoleWings of Youth (1925) — Katherine Manners