
Mary MacLaren
Biography
Mary MacLaren (born Mary Ida MacDonald, also credited Mary McLaren; January 19, 1900 – November 9, 1985) was an American film actress in both the silent and sound eras. She was the younger sister of actresses Miriam and Katherine MacDonald and appeared in more than 170 films between 1916 and 1949. MacLaren's screen career began in 1916 with Shoes. She subsequently performed in productions for the Universal Film Manufacturing Company, including Idle Wives (1916), The Plow Woman (1917), The Model's Confession (1918), The Petal on the Current (1919), The Unpainted Woman (1919), Bonnie Bonnie Lassie (1919), Rouge and Riches (1920), and many others. Among her more notable film roles is her performance as Queen Anne of Austria in the 1921 Douglas Fairbanks production of The Three Musketeers. In studio directories and trade publications, the 5'3" MacLaren was described as having blue eyes and "masses of blond hair" and being an accomplished swimmer and tennis player. (Wikipedia)
Filmografi
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington1939 · Head Sister (uncredited)
Shoes1916 · Eva Meyer
Saddle Aces1935 · Mrs. Sabot
Fighting Valley1943 · Ma Donovan
Bread1918 · Candace Newby
Cleopatra1934 · Roman Woman (uncredited)
Union Pacific1939 · Official's Wife (uncredited)
Maid's Night Out1938 · Woman Dancing (uncredited)
Outcast1922 · Valentine Moreland
Vanity Pool1918 · Marna Royal
In Name Only1939 · Nurse at Desk (uncredited)
Creaking Stairs1919 · 'Dearie' Lane
The Eagle and the Hawk1933 · Party Guest (uncredited)
The 9th Guest1934 · First Telegraph Office Worker (Uncredited)
Tell Your Children1938 · Mrs. Lane (uncredited)
A Model's Confession1918 · Iva Seldon
'Til We Meet Again1940 · Woman Sleeping in Deck Chair (uncredited)
Les Misérables1935 · Nurse
I Met My Love Again1938 · College Staff Member (uncredited)
The Unpainted Woman1919 · Gudrun Trygavson
King of Burlesque1936 · Extra in Audience (uncredited)
Journal of a Crime1934 · Dinner Guest (uncredited)
The Leopard Man1943 · Nun (uncredited)
Midnight1939 · Stephanie's Party Guest (uncredited)
William V. Mong
Wilfred Lucas
John Elliott
John Merton
James Stewart
Thomas Mitchell
David Niven
Claude Rains
Dub Taylor
John Russell
Horace B. Carpenter
Helen Jerome Eddy