Mae Marsh

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AKA: Mary Wayne Marsh
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 11/09/1895
Birthplace: Madrid, New Mexico, USA
Death Date: 02/13/1968

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Sensitive, lovely heroine of many D.W. Griffith films. The gifted Marsh joined the director's company in 1912 and distinguished herself as the younger sister who plunges to her death in "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) and especially as the young wife in the modern episode of "Intolerance" (1916). After a brief retirement in the mid-1920s she played supporting parts in sound films, especially those of John Ford. Sister of actress Marguerite Marsh.

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Year
Milestone
 
With her older sister, moved to California
1912 
Approached Biograph Company about appearing in films
1912 
Feature debut, "A Siren of Impulse"
1914 
Teamed with Bobby Harron in "Home Sweet Home"
1915 
Had featured role in D W Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation"
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