Cleo Ridgely
Actor
Born May 12, 1893 · New York City, New York, USA
Active 1912–1962
Cleo Ridgely-Horne was a star of silent and sound motion pictures. Her career began early in the silent film era, in 1911, and continued for forty years. She retired in the 1930s but later returned to make more movies.
Filmography
I Remember Mama (1948) — Schoolteacher (uncredited)Juvenile Court (1938) — Woman (uncredited)The Sleep Walker (1922) — Mrs. LangleyLaw and the Woman (1922) — Clara FosterThe Forgotten Law (1922) — MargaretOccasionally Yours (1920) — A GossipJoan the Woman (1916) — The King's FavoriteThe Yellow Pawn (1916) — Kate TurnerThe Love Mask (1916) — Kate KennerThe Selfish Woman (1916) — Alice Hale MorleyThe House with the Golden Windows (1916) — Sue WellsThe Victoria Cross (1916) — Joan StrathallenThe Golden Chance (1915) — Mary DenbyThe Girl Detective (1915) — Kate Rumson / Mrs. Rodger Hastings / Olga / Queenie / Molly Moran / Jean, The Girl DetectiveThe Marriage of Kitty (1915) — Helen de SemianoThe Chorus Lady (1915) — Patricia O'BrianStolen Goods (1915) — Helen NorthThe Secret Orchard (1915) — Cora MayThe Quicksands (1914) — Gladys Fields - the DaughterThe Troubadour's Triumph (1912) — Lady Lilitha - the Duchess (as Cleo Ridgley)