Marjorie Daw

Marjorie Daw
Marjorie Daw
Marjorie Daw fotografiada en Stars of the Photoplay
Marjorie Daw fotografiada en Stars of the Photoplay
Nombre real Margaret House
Nacimiento 19 de enero de 1902
Bandera de los Estados Unidos Colorado Springs (Colorado), Estados Unidos de América
Fallecimiento 18 de marzo de 1979 (77 años)
Bandera de los Estados Unidos Huntington Beach (California), Estados Unidos de América
Otros nombres Margery Daw
Marguerite House
Ocupación Actriz
Años en activo 1914-1927
Pareja A. Edward Sutherland (1923-1925)
Myron Selznick (1929-1942)
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Marjorie Daw (19 de enero de 190218 de marzo de 1979) fue una actriz cinematográfica estadounidense de la época del cine mudo.

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Biografía

Su verdadero nombre era Margaret House, y nació en Colorado Springs (Colorado). Daw empezó a actuar siendo adolescente para poder salir adelante, tanto ella como su hermano menor, tras la muerte de sus padres. Daw debutó en el cine en 1914, trabajando de manera constante a lo largo de la década de 1920. Tras la llegada del cine sonoro se retiró de la actuación, habiendo trabajado, a lo largo de su carrera, en un total de 68 títulos entre 1914 y 1927.[1]

Daw Se casó dos veces. Su primer matrimonio fue con el director A. Edward Sutherland en 1923. La pareja no tuvo hijos y se divorciaron en 1925. En 1929 volvió a casarse, esta vez con Myron Selznick, permaneciendo juntos hasta 1942.[1]

Marjorie Daw dfalleció en 1979 en Huntington Beach (California). Tenía 77 años de edad.[2] Sus restos fueron incinerados, y las cenizas depositadas en el Musoleo y Crematorio Cypress View de San Diego (California).

Selección de su filmografía

Año Título Papel Observaciones
1914 The Love Victorious
1915 The Unafraid Irenya Otro título: The Unexpected
The Captive
1916 The House with the Golden Windows Un hada Otro título: The House of the Golden Windows
1917 Joan the Woman Katherine
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Emma Jane Perkins
1918 Headin' South
Mr. Fix-It Marjorie Threadwell
He Comes Up Smiling Billie Bartlett
1919 The Knickerbocker Buckaroo Rita Allison
His Majesty, the American Felice, Condesa de Montenac
1920 Don't Ever Marry Dorothy Whynn
Dinty Ruth Whitely
1921 The Butterfly Girl Edith Folsom
Cheated Hearts Muriel Bekkman
1922 The Lone Hand Sue De Muidde
Love Is an Awful Thing Helen Griggs
1923 Rupert of Hentzau Rosa Holf
The Call of the Canyon Flo Hunter
1924 Human Desires Joan Thayer
The Passionate Adventure Vicky
1925 One Way Street Elizabeth Stuart
East Lynne Barbara Hare
1926 The Highbinders Hope Masterson
Redheads Preferred Angela Morgan
1927 Why Girls Say No Becky
Outlaws of Red River Mary Torrence

Referencias

  1. a b Lowe, Denise (2004). An Encyclopedic Dictionary of Women in Early American Films, 1895-1930: 1895-1930. Haworth Press. pp. 164. ISBN 0-789-01843-8. 
  2. Katchmer, George A.; Cary, Diana Serra (2002). A Biographical Dictionary of Silent Film Western Actors and Actresses. McFarland. pp. 87. ISBN 0-786-40763-8. 

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