Marjorie Daw

1902–1979 · American film actress of the silent era

Marjorie Daw was an American film actress of the silent film era. She appeared in more than 70 films between 1914 and 1929.

Marjorie Daw, in order

1. 1915 The Chorus Lady: acted · directed by Frank Reicher
2. 1916 Joan the Woman: acted · directed by Cecil B. DeMille
3. 1918 Arizona: acted · directed by Albert Parker and Douglas Fairbanks
4. 1918 Bound in Morocco: acted · directed by Allan Dwan
5. 1918 Headin' South: acted · directed by Allan Dwan and Arthur Rosson
6. 1918 Mr. Fix-It: acted · directed by Allan Dwan
7. 1919 His Majesty, the American: acted · directed by Joseph Henabery
8. 1920 Dinty: acted · directed by Marshall Neilan
9. 1920 Don't Ever Marry: acted · directed by Marshall Neilan
10. 1920 The Great Redeemer: acted · directed by Clarence Brown and Maurice Tourneur
11. 1920 The River's End: acted · directed by Marshall Neilan and Victor Heerman
12. 1921 Bob Hampton of Placer: acted · directed by Marshall Neilan
13. 1921 Cheated Hearts: acted · directed by Hobart Henley
14. 1921 Experience: acted · directed by George Fitzmaurice
15. 1921 Fifty Candles: acted · directed by Irvin Willat
16. 1922 Love Is an Awful Thing: acted · directed by Victor Heerman
17. 1922 The Lying Truth: acted · directed by Marion Fairfax
18. 1922 The Pride of Palomar: acted · directed by Frank Borzage
19. 1923 Going Up: acted · directed by Lloyd Ingraham
20. 1923 The Call of the Canyon: acted · directed by Victor Fleming
21. 1924 Gambling Wives: acted · directed by Dell Henderson
22. 1924 Human Desires: acted · directed by Burton George
23. 1924 The Passionate Adventure: acted · directed by Alfred Hitchcock and Graham Cutts
24. 1927 Home Made: acted · directed by Charles Hines
25. 1927 Why Girls Say No: acted · directed by Leo McCarey
26. Virginian Outcast: acted · directed by Robert J. Horner