Grace Darmond

Actress known for silent films

Grace Darmond - Actress known for silent films
Born

November 20th, 1893
131 years ago

Died

1963
62 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

Links & References

Born in Canada and later becoming a prominent figure in American cinema, an actress primarily associated with silent films. Gained recognition for performances in early 20th-century movies. Worked in productions that showcased talents during a significant transition in the film industry as it evolved into the talkies era. Contributed to various notable films in the silent era, establishing a legacy in cinematic history.

Appeared in 'The Heart of a Child'

Starred in 'The Great Game'

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