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Date of Birth
8 April 1892,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Date of Death
29 May 1979,
Santa Monica, California, USA (cerebral hemorrhage)
Birth Name
Gladys Marie Smith
Nickname
Baby Gladys
"The Girl with the Golden Hair"
"The Glad Girl"
America's Sweetheart (abroad, The World's Sweetheart)
Little Mary
Height
5' 0½" (1.54 m)
Spouse
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers (26 June 1937 - 29 May 1979) (her death) 2 children
Douglas Fairbanks (28 March 1920 - 10 January 1936) (divorced)
Owen Moore (7 January 1911 - 2 March 1920) (divorced)
Trivia
She had intended to have all of her films destroyed after her death, fearing that no one would care about them. She was convinced not to do this.
One of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).
Arguably the silent era's most renowned female star. Film historian Ethan Katz goes so far as to call her "the most popular star in screen history".
Sister of actor/director Jack Pickford.
Sister of screen/stage actress Lottie Pickford.
In same stage company as Lillian Gish and Dorothy Gish in early 1900s.
Step-mother to Douglas Fairbanks Jr..
Her mansion Pickfair was sold ten months after her death for $5,362,000; later sold to Pia Zadora in January 1988 for just under $7 million.
Had cousins from Port Dalhousie, Ontario, who owned a hot dog stand on the local beach. She would sometimes help them on her summer visits during World War I by serving customers.
Stage producer David Belasco gave Mary her stage name in 1908. Her real name, Gladys Marie Smith, wasn't right for an actress on his stage. "Gladys" didn't suit the diminutive actress, "Smith" was too common, "Marie" was too foreign. "Marie" became "Mary". "Pickford" was her mother's maiden name. Years later, a fan who traced her family tree found that the name "Mary Pickford" occurred several times in her mother's family going back to the 12th century,
Formed United Artists company with Douglas Fairbanks, D.W. Griffith, and Charles Chaplin. First artist to have her name in marquee lights. The first international star.
Interred at Forest Lawn, Glendale, California, USA, in the Garden of Memory. (Not accessible to the general public).
Half English, half Irish.
Sister-in-law of Robert Fairbanks.
Sister-in-law of Tom Moore and Matt Moore.
Turned down the role of Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard (1950).
Daughter of actress Charlotte Smith.
Became a US citizen on her marriage to Douglas Fairbanks, but later reclaimed her Canadian citizenship and died a dual US/Canadian citizen.
She was the first movie actress to receive a percentage of a film's earnings
Sister-in-law of Joe Moore, aunt of Alice Moore.
Son Ronnie has two children, daughter Jamie (born 1954) and son Tommy (b. 1955). Daughter Roxanne gave birth to a daughter, Katina, in the early 1960s.
She left her children $50,000 and her grandchildren trust funds.
Was the subject of the first cinematic close up shot, in 1912's Friends (1912).
Second cousin of John Mantley.
First star (along with husband Douglas Fairbanks) to officially place hand and footprints in the cement at Grauman's Chinese Theatre (April 30, 1927). Hollywood legend has it that the very first star to do so, unofficially, thus inspiring the ensuing tradition, was Norma Talmadge when she accidentally walked onto the wet cement prior to the official opening of the Theatre
Was named #24 on The American Film Institute 50 Greatest Screen Legends
Is portrayed by Maria Pitillo in Chaplin (1992)
The house in which she lived in Hollywood for most of her life was nicknamed "Pickfair".
Ernst Lubitsch came to America at Mary's invitation to direct Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (1924), but when he arrived he had changed his mind and wouldn't do it (it was eventually directed by Marshall Neilan). Instead, he and Mary made Rosita (1923) together.
Coquette (1929) was her first talkie.
Her likeness is included as part of the "Canadians in Hollywood" stamp series released by CanadaPost in 2006. The others in the series were Fay Wray, Lorne Greene and John Candy.
Her first starring appearance in a film was in Her First Biscuits (1909) for Biograph.
She was first hired for the movies by director D.W. Griffith.
Was to have made her big-screen comeback as Vinnie in Life with Father (1947), but the role eventually went to Irene Dunne because of Dunne's box-office appeal.
Her last silent movie was My Best Girl (1927).
Was Joan Crawford's mother-in-law, while Crawford was married to Pickford's son, Douglas Fairbanks Jr..
In October 1911, a court voided her contract with IMP because she was a minor when she signed it. As a result, she left IMP for the Majestic Company for $275/week.
In December 1910 she left the Biograph Company to work for Carl Laemmle at Independent Moving Picture Company for $175 a week.
She and husband Douglas Fairbanks were friends of Edsel Ford (son of Henry Ford) and his wife. In the Edsel & Eleanor Ford home at 1100 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse Point Shores, MI there hangs in the study an autographed photo of her signed "Mary Pick-A-Ford", c. 1932.
When she presented producer Cecil B. DeMille with the Best Picture Oscar for The Greatest Show on Earth (1952) (March 19, 1953), not only was it the first time the Academy Awards ceremonies had ever been televised, it was also her very first television appearance.
She became estranged from daughter Roxanne for a time when she, at age eighteen, ran off to marry a man her parents did not approve of.
She paid for her grandchildren to go to school, provided that they showed proof that they were registered.
She started her film career at Biograph Company (American Mutoscope & Biograph) in 1909, when Biograph's director D.W. Griffith hired her. Her first film was Biograph's Pippa Passes; or, The Song of Conscience (1909), though she only was a face in the crowd. However, this launched her long and illustrious film career.
Inducted to Canada's Walk of Fame in 1999.
Founder/President of Mary Pickford Co., a production company formed in 1919, and the Mary Pickford Film Corp., formed in 1916. The former produced films only for Pickford, the latter company produced non-Pickford films.
Had two adopted children with her 3rd husband Charles 'Buddy' Rogers - a son named Ronald Charles Rogers (b.1937) and a daughter named Roxanne Rogers (b.1944-d.2007 from osteoporosis).
The character Edna Strickland changes her name to Mary Pickford in Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5, Outatime (2011) (VG).
Was a founding member of The Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers (SIMPP).
She was a conservative Republican.
Singer Katie Melua wrote a song in homage to Pickford, with her name as the title, which was featured on her 2007 album "Pictures".
Mini Biography
Destined to become America's first sweetheart, Mary Pickford was born Gladys Marie Smith on April 8, 1892, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Acting would become second nature to little Mary. Her parents were actors and it was only natural that she would follow in their footsteps. Her mother wasted no time in introducing her to the stage, and she appeared in one production at the age of six. After numerous stage plays, Mary entered the film world and immortality. At the age of 16 she starred as Dorothy Nicholson in Mrs. Jones Entertains (1909). The next year was a busy one for her. In the early days of filmmaking it wasn't at all uncommon for performers to churn out several films per year, often working on more than one at a time. In 1909, Mary appeared in 51 films - almost one a week! She had joined the 'American Mutoscope & Biograph [us]' under the direction of D.W. Griffith. Griffith, from Crestwood, Kentucky, and some of his films with Mary reflected his home state such as In Old Kentucky (1909), In the Border States (1910) and A Feud in the Kentucky Hills (1912). If the 1909 season was busy for her, the following year was no less hectic, with Mary putting in work on 49 films. In 1911 she left Biograph to work with Carl Laemmle, but returned to Griffith the next year, in which she put out only 27 films, as opposed to the 48 she did in 1911. By now Mary was 20 and had appeared in 176 films; most performers today couldn't boast that kind of work record for their entire career. By 1913 Mary had cut back her grueling schedule drastically, with only four movies in 1913, but she was by no means idle; she was now writing and producing films. In 1920, she was in only two films - Suds (1920) and Pollyanna (1920) - but, more importantly, she helped to establish United Artists Pictures, a studio that was responsible for many great films for the next 60-plus years before being bought by MGM. Mary was more than an actress; she was a tough, savvy businesswoman with, and was proud of the fact that she knew what worked for her and what didn't. On top of all that, she was one of 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Finally, at 43, Mary made her last film, Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove (1934), and then retired from films for a well-deserved rest. Her career lasted from 1908 to 1935, encompassing 236 films. Without a doubt, Mary Pickford was the most popular star in the silent era, if not of all time. She was awarded an Oscar for Lifetime Achievement in 1976, from the very organization she had started years earlier. On May 29, 1979, she died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Santa Monica, California. She was 87 years old.
IMDb Mini Biography By: Denny Jackson
Personal Quotes
We were pioneers in a brand-new medium. Everything's fun when you're young.
I'm sick of Cinderella parts, of wearing rags and tatters. I want to wear smart clothes and play the lover.
We maniacs had fun and made good pictures and a lot of money. In the early years United Artists was a private golf club for the four of us.
If you have made mistakes . . . and there is always another chance for you. . . . you may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing we call "failure" is not the falling down but the staying down.
I never liked one of my pictures in its entirety.
[at her retirement] I'm not exactly satisfied, but I'm grateful.
Make them laugh, make them cry, and back to laughter. What do people want to go to the theatre for? An emotional exercise . . . I am a servant of the people. I have never forgotten that.
Adding sound to movies would be like putting lipstick on the Venus de Milo.
[on Douglas Fairbanks] A little boy who never grew up.
[on Charles Chaplin] That obstinate, suspicious, egocentric, maddening and lovable genius of a problem child.
[on Douglas Fairbanks] In his private life Douglas always faced a situation in the only way he knew, by running away from it.
[on Ernst Lubitsch] I parted company with him as soon as I could. I thought him a very uninspired director. He was a director of doors.
[on success] This thing that we call "failure" is not the falling down, but the staying down.
I will not allow one picture to be shown: Rosita (1923). Oh, I detested that picture! i disliked the director, Ernst Lubitsch, as much as he disliked me. We didn't show it, of course, but it was a very unhappy and very costly experience.
[In her old age] I saw Hollywood born and I've seen it die . . .
I left the screen because I didn't want what happened to Chaplin [Charles Chaplin] to happen to me ... The little girl made me. I wasn't waiting for the little girl to kill me. I'd already been pigeonholed. I know I'm an artist, and that's not being arrogant, because talent comes from God ... My career was planned, there was never anything accidental about it. It was planned, it was painful, it was purposeful. I'm not exactly satisfied, but I'm grateful.
Salary
A Gold Necklace (1910) $175/week
The Courting of Mary (1911) $275/week
Caprice (1913) $500/week
Rags (1915) $4,000/week
Less Than the Dust (1916) $10,000/week + 50% of profits
The Poor Little Rich Girl (1917) $10,000/week
A Romance of the Redwoods (1917) $96,667
The Little American (1917) $68,666.66
Stella Maris (1918) $250,000
Daddy-Long-Legs (1919) $350,000
The Ragamuffin (1919) $350,000
Heart o' the Hills (1919) $350,000
Filmography
Actress
1933 Secrets...Mary Marlowe / Mary Carlton
1931 Kiki...Kiki
1930 Screen Snapshots Series 10, No. 5 (short)...Mary Pickford
1930 Forever Yours
1929 The Taming of the Shrew...Katherine
1929 Coquette...Norma Besant
1927 The Gaucho...Virgin Mary (uncredited)
1927 My Best Girl...Maggie Johnson
1926 Human Sparrows...Molly
1926 The Black Pirate...Princess Isobel in Final Embrace - Cameo Appearance (uncredited)
1925 Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ...Chariot Race Spectator (uncredited)
1925 Little Annie Rooney...Little Annie Rooney
1924 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall...Dorothy Vernon
1923 Rosita...Rosita, a street singer
1922 Tess of the Storm Country...Tessibel 'Tess' Skinner
1921 Little Lord Fauntleroy...Cedric Errol / Widow Errol
1921 Through the Back Door...Jeanne
1921 The Love Light...Angela Carlotti
1920 Suds...Amanda Afflick
1920 Pollyanna...Pollyanna Whittier
1919 Heart o' the Hills...Mavis Hawn
1919 The Ragamuffin...Amy Burke
1919 Daddy-Long-Legs...Judy Abbott
1919 Captain Kidd, Jr....Mary MacTavish
1918 One Hundred Percent American (short)...Mayme
1918 Johanna Enlists...Johanna Renssaller
1918 How Could You, Jean?...Jean Mackaye
1918 M'Liss...Melissa 'M'liss' Smith
1918 Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley...Amarilly Jenkins
1918 Stella Maris...Miss Stella Maris/Unity Blake
1917 The Little Princess...Sara Crewe
1917 Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm...Rebecca Randall
1917 The Little American...Angela Moore
1917 A Romance of the Redwoods...Jenny Lawrence
1917 The Poor Little Rich Girl...Gwendolyn 'Gwen'
1917 The Pride of the Clan...Marget MacTavish
1917 All-Star Production of Patriotic Episodes for the Second Liberty Loan
1916 Less Than the Dust...Radha
1916 The Eternal Grind...Louise
1916 Hulda from Holland...Hulda
1916 Poor Little Peppina...Peppina
1916 The Foundling...Molly O
1915 Madame Butterfly...Cho-Cho-San
1915 A Girl of Yesterday...Jane Stuart
1915 Esmeralda (short)...Esmeralda Rogers
1915 Rags...Rags/Alice McCloud
1915 Little Pal...'Little Pal'
1915 The Dawn of a Tomorrow...Glad
1915 Fanchon, the Cricket...Fanchon, the cricket
1915 Love's Reflection (short)
1915 Mistress Nell...Nell Gwyn
1915 Broken Hearts
1915 The Foundling...Molly O
1914 Cinderella...Cinderella
1914 Behind the Scenes...Dolly Lane
1914 Such a Little Queen...Queen Anna Victoria
1914 The Eagle's Mate...Anemone Breckenridge
1914 Tess of the Storm Country...Tessibel Skinner
1914 A Good Little Devil...Juliet
1914 Hearts Adrift...Nina
1913 Caprice...Mercy Baxter
1913 In the Bishop's Carriage...Nance Olden
1913 Fate (short)
1913 The Unwelcome Guest (short)...Jessie - the Slavey
1912 The New York Hat (short)...Miss Mollie Goodhue (the girl)
1912 The Informer (short)...The Confederate Captain's Sweetheart
1912 My Baby (short)...The Wife
1912 The One She Loved (short)...The Wife
1912 A Feud in the Kentucky Hills (short)...The Daughter
1912 So Near, Yet So Far (short)...The Young Woman
1912 Friends (short)...Dora - the Orphan
1912 A Pueblo Legend (short)...The Indian Girl
1912 A Pueblo Romance
1912 With the Enemy's Help (short)...Faro Kate
1912 The Inner Circle (short)...The Rich Italian's Daughter
1912 A Child's Remorse (short)
1912 The Narrow Road (short)...Mrs. Jim Holcomb
1912 An Indian Summer (short)...The Widow's Daughter
1912 The School Teacher and the Waif (short)...Nora, the Waif
1912 Lena and the Geese (short)...Lena
1912 Home Folks (short)...The Young Woman
1912 A Beast at Bay (short)...The Young Woman
1912 A Lodging for the Night (short)...The Mexican Girl
1912 The Old Actor (short)...The Old Actor's Daughter
1912 Won by a Fish (short)...The Woman
1912 Just Like a Woman (short)...The Young Woman
1912 The Female of the Species (short)...The Miner's Wife's Sister
1912 Fate's Interception (short)...The Mexican Girl
1912 Iola's Promise (short)...Iola
1912 A Timely Repentance (short)...Mrs. Nordell - Heroine of the Movie within the Movie, 'The Wife's Desertion'
1912 A Siren of Impulse (short)
1912 The Mender of Nets (short)...The Net-Mender
1912 Honor Thy Father (short)...Mary Fuller
1912 Grannie
1911 The Caddy's Dream (short)
1911 The Portrait (short)...Little Vera - the Model
1911 Little Red Riding Hood (short)...Little Red Riding Hood
1911 Love Heeds Not Showers (short)...Mary
1911 The Courting of Mary (short)...Mary
1911 From the Bottom of the Sea (short)...Undetermined Role (unconfirmed)
1911 His Dress Shirt (short)...Mrs. Kirby
1911 The Better Way (short)...Lillian Garvey - a Salvation Army Lass
1911 The Sentinel Asleep (short)
1911 'Tween Two Loves (short)...Grace
1911 By the House That Jack Built (short)...Undetermined Leading Role
1911 The Toss of a Coin (short)...Alice Barton - the Farmer's Daughter
1911 The Call of the Song (short)...Amy Gordon
1911 The Skating Bug (short)
1911 At a Quarter of Two (short)...Mrs. Warren
1911 A Gasoline Engagement (short)...Flora Powell
1911 For the Queen's Honor (short)...Princess Gilda
1911 In the Sultan's Garden (short)...Haidee
1911 Behind the Stockade (short)...Lucy
1911 Back to the Soil (short)...Sadie Allen
1911 The Lighthouse Keeper (short)...Polly Berry - the Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter
1911 The Master and the Man (short)...Elsie Graham
1911 For Her Brother's Sake (short)...Madge Spotwood
1911 The Fair Dentist (short)..Edith Morton - The Fair Dentist
1911 The Temptress (short)
1911 Second Sight (short)...Gertrude Edgar
1911 As a Boy Dreams (short)...Mary - the Captain's Daughter
1911 The Stampede (short)...Nello - The Bandit's Daughter
1911 Sweet Memories (short)...Polly Biblett
1911 In Old Madrid (short)
1911 The Fisher-Maid (short)...Paula - the Fisher-maid
1911 Conscience (short)
1911 The Message in the Bottle (short)
1911 A Decree of Destiny (short)...Mary
1911 A Manly Man (short)
1911 Artful Kate (short)...Artful Kate Stanley
1911 Pictureland (short)...Rosita
1911 The Convert (short)...Agnes Boyd
1911 Her Darkest Hour (short)...Ruth
1911 The Mirror (short)...Dorothy
1911 When the Cat's Away (short)...Dorothy - the Wife
1911 At the Duke's Command (short)...One of the Ladies of the Court
1911 Three Sisters (short)...Mary
1911 Maid or Man (short)...Jimmie's Sister
1911 The Dream (short)
1911 Their First Misunderstanding (short)...Mae Darcy
1911 The Italian Barber (short)...Alice
1911 When a Man Loves (short)...Tessie
1911 A Dog's Tale
1911 How Mary Fixed It (short)...Mary
1911 Science (short)...Mrs. Crawford
1911 The Daddy's Dream
1910 Little Nell's Tobacco (short)
1910 White Roses (short)...Betty
1910 A Child's Stratagem (short)
1910 A Plain Song (short)...Edith
1910 The Song of the Wildwood Flute (short)...Dove Eyes
1910 Sunshine Sue (short)
1910 Simple Charity (short)...Miss Wilkins (as Gladys Nicholson)
1910 Waiter No. 5 (short)...The Chief of Police's Son's Fiancée
1910 A Lucky Toothache (short)...Bessie
1910 The Masher (short)
1910 That Chink at Golden Gulch (short)
1910 A Gold Necklace (short)...Mazie
1910 The Iconoclast (short)
1910 Examination Day at School (short)
1910 A Summer Tragedy (short)...(unconfirmed)
1910 Little Angels of Luck (short)...(unconfirmed)
1910 Muggsy Becomes a Hero (short)...Mabel
1910 Wilful Peggy (short)...Peggy
1910 The Sorrows of the Unfaithful (short)...Mary
1910 When We Were in Our Teens (short)...Mary
1910 The Usurer (short)...Invalid Daughter
1910 An Arcadian Maid (short)...Priscilla
1910 The Call to Arms (short)...A Messenger
1910 Serious Sixteen (short)
1910 A Flash of Light (short)
1910 What the Daisy Said (short)...Martha (uncredited)
1910 Muggsy's First Sweetheart (short)...Mabel Brown
1910 A Child's Impulse (short)...Grace
1910 May and December (short)...May
1910 I Never Again (short)...The Girl
1910 The Face at the Window (short)
1910 A Victim of Jealousy (short)...The Wife's Friend
1910 In the Season of Buds (short)...Mabel
1910 Ramona (short)...Ramona
1910 An Affair of Hearts (short)
1910 Love Among the Roses (short)...The Lacemaker
1910 The Unchanging Sea (short)...The Daughter as an Adult
1910 The Kid (short) (unconfirmed)
1910 A Romance of the Western Hills (short)...Indian
1910 A Rich Revenge (short)...Jennie
1910 As It Is in Life (short)...George Forrester's Daughter, as an Adult
1910 The Two Brothers (short)...Mexican
1910 His Last Dollar (short)
1910 The Smoker (short)...George's Wife
1910 The Twisted Trail (short)...Molly Hendricks
1910 The Thread of Destiny (short)...Myrtle
1910 The Newlyweds (short)...Alice Vance
1910 The Englishman and the Girl (short)...The Girl
1910 The Woman from Mellon's (short)...Mary Petersby, the Daughter
1910 The Call (short)
1910 All on Account of the Milk (short)...The Young Woman
1909 To Save Her Soul (short)...Agnes Hailey
1909 The Test (short)...Bessie
1909 The Trick That Failed (short)...Nellie Burt
1909 The Mountaineer's Honor (short)...Harum-Scarum, a Mountain Girl
1909 A Midnight Adventure (short)...Eleanor
1909 A Sweet Revenge (short)
1909 The Restoration (short)'''Alice Ashford
1909 The Light That Came (short)
1909 The Gibson Goddess (short)...On Sidewalk
1909 What's Your Hurry? (short)...Mary
1909 Lines of White on a Sullen Sea (short)...Second Couple
1909 In the Watches of the Night (short)...At Brainard's
1909 His Lost Love (short)...Mary
1909 The Little Teacher (short)...The Little Teacher
1909 Pippa Passes; or, The Song of Conscience (short)...Girl in crowd
1909 The Awakening (short)...The Widow's Daughter
1909 Wanted, a Child (short)
1909 In Old Kentucky (short)...Homecoming Party
1909 The Broken Locket (short)...Ruth King
1909 Getting Even (short)...Miss Lucy
1909 The Children's Friend (short)
1909 The Hessian Renegades (short)...Messenger's Sister
1909 The Little Darling (short)...Little Darling
1909 The Sealed Room (short)...A Lady-in-Waiting
1909 Oh, Uncle! (short)...Bessie
1909 The Seventh Day (short)...The Maid
1909 The Indian Runner's Romance (short)...Blue Cloud's Wife
1909 His Wife's Visitor (short)...Bessie Wright
1909 They Would Elope (short)...Bessie
1909 A Strange Meeting (short)
1909 The Slave (short)...A Young Girl at Court
1909 Sweet and Twenty (short)...Alice
1909 The Renunciation (short)...Kittie Ryan
1909 Tender Hearts (short)...Nellie
1909 The Cardinal's Conspiracy (short)...A Disguised Servant
1909 The Country Doctor (short)...Poor Mother's Elder Daughter (uncredited)
1909 The Necklace (short)...The Maid/In Pawnshop
1909 The Way of Man (short)...Winnie, Mabel's Cousin
1909 The Mexican Sweethearts (short)...The Señorita
1909 The Peachbasket Hat (short)...On Street/In Store
1909 Her First Biscuits (short)...Biscuit Victim
1909 The Faded Lilies (short)...At Party
1909 The Son's Return (short)...Mary Clark
1909 The Lonely Villa (short)...One of the Cullison Children
1909 The Violin Maker of Cremona (short)...Giannina, Taddeo's Daughter
1909 What Drink Did (short)
1909 His Duty (short)...One of the children on the street
1909 Two Memories (short)...Marion's Sister
1909 The Drive for a Life (short)
1909 The Deception (short)
1909 The Fascinating Mrs. Francis (short)
1909 Mrs. Jones Entertains (short) (as Dorothy Nicholson)
1909 The Heart of an Outlaw (short)...The Outlaw's Daughter, as an Adult
Producer
1949 Love Happy (producer - uncredited)
1948 Sleep, My Love (producer - uncredited)
1947 Stork Bites Man (producer)
1947 The Adventures of Don Coyote (executive producer - uncredited)
1947 White Cradle Inn (producer)
1946 Susie Steps Out (producer)
1946 Little Iodine (executive producer - uncredited)
1936 The Gay Desperado (producer)
1936 One Rainy Afternoon (producer)
1933 Secrets (executive producer)
1931 Kiki (producer)
1929 The Taming of the Shrew (producer)
1929 Coquette (producer - uncredited)
1927 My Best Girl (producer - uncredited)
1926 Human Sparrows (producer - uncredited)
1925 Little Annie Rooney (producer - uncredited)
1924 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (producer)
1923 Rosita (producer)
1922 Tess of the Storm Country (producer - uncredited)
1921 Little Lord Fauntleroy (producer)
1921 Through the Back Door (producer)
1921 The Love Light (producer)
1920 Suds (producer)
1920 Pollyanna (producer - uncredited)
1919 Heart o' the Hills (executive producer)
1919 The Ragamuffin (executive producer)
1919 Daddy-Long-Legs (producer - uncredited)
1919 Captain Kidd, Jr. (producer - uncredited)
1918 Johanna Enlists (executive producer)
1918 How Could You, Jean? (producer)
1917 The Little Princess (producer)
1917 The Little American (producer)
1916 Less Than the Dust (producer)
1916 Poor Little Peppina (producer - uncredited)
1916 The Foundling (producer)
1915 The Foundling (producer)
