Marguerite Clayton
Marguerite Clayton Biography
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Died: Friday 20th of December 1968 (age 77)
Born: Sunday 12th of April 1891
Years active: 1909-1928 (started around 18 years old; 19 years active)
Birthplace: Ogen, Utah, United States
Nationality: (American)
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Professions: Actress (former)
Sexuality: Straight
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Hair color: Blonde
Boobs: Real/Natural
About Marguerite Clayton
Marguerite Clayton was was an actress, known for The Night Workers (1917), The Dream Doll (1917) and Wolfblood (1925).
Convent-educated, blonde leading lady of early silents, daughter of a mining engineer. She was best known for being Broncho Billy Anderson's perpetual co-star in more than 60 westerns for Essanay. She went freelance in 1917 and worked variously for Paralta, Artcraft, Paramount, and Paragon. In 1922, she sued Pathe for $50,000 in damages when she was struck by a pipe while filming. She was married to a major in the U.S. Air Force.
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