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Marguerite Clayton
Also known as Margaret Fitzgerald
Career
Active 1909 – 1928
Biography
About Marguerite Clayton
Blonde and slim, Marguerite Clayton was an American actress of the silent era, born in Ogen, Utah, on April 12, 1891. She was convent-educated and the daughter of a mining engineer. Her career spanned from 1909 to 1928, making her a prominent figure in early cinema.
Clayton is best remembered as Broncho Billy Anderson's frequent co-star, appearing in over 60 westerns for Essanay. After going freelance in 1917, she worked with Paralta, Artcraft, Paramount, and Paragon. In 1922, she sued Pathe for $50,000 after being struck by a pipe on set. She was married to a major in the U.S. Air Force. Clayton passed away on December 20, 1968, at the age of 77.
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Profile details
Personal
- Died
- Friday 20th of December 1968 (age 77)
- Years Active
- 1909-1928 (started around 18 years old; 19 years active)
- Birthplace
- Ogen, Utah, United States
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Sexuality
- Straight
Body
- Hair Color
- Blonde
- Eye Color
- Brown
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
Frequently asked
Why is Marguerite Clayton best known?
She is best known for appearing in more than 60 westerns as Broncho Billy Anderson's co-star for Essanay.
What happened when she sued Pathe in 1922?
She sued Pathe for $50,000 in damages after being struck by a pipe while filming.
Who was Marguerite Clayton married to?
She was married to a major in the U.S. Air Force.
Did you know
- Clayton was convent-educated and the daughter of a mining engineer.
- After going freelance in 1917, she worked for four production companies: Paralta, Artcraft, Paramount, and Paragon.
- Her career spanned from 1909 to 1928, starting when she was about 18 years old.
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