Marguerite Marsh
Marguerite Marsh (April 18, 1888 – December 8, 1925) was an American actress of the silent era. She appeared in more than 70 films from 1911 to 1923. Early in her career, she was known as Margaret Loveridge.
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Marguerite Marsh

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- Name
- Marguerite Marsh
- Born
- 18 April 1888
- Birthplace
- Lawrence, Kansas, US
- Died
- 8 December 1925
- Place of death
- New York City, US
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- United States
- Languages
- English
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Marguerite Marsh (April 18, 1888 – December 8, 1925) was an American actress of the silent era. She appeared in more than 70 films from 1911 to 1923. Early in her career, she was known as Margaret Loveridge.
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• Name — Marguerite Marsh • Born — 18 April 1888 • Birthplace — Lawrence, Kansas, US • Died — 8 December 1925 • Place of death — New York City, US • Years Active — 1911–1923 • Other Names — Margarita Loveridge Marguerite Loveridge Margaret Marsh • Occupation — Actress • Relatives — Mae Marsh (sister) Frances Marsh (sister) Oliver T. Marsh (brother) Warne Marsh (nephew)
Early life
Early life
Marsh was the eldest child of S. Charles Marsh and May T. Warne, born in Lawrence, Kansas. She was the sister of actress Mae Marsh, editor Frances Marsh, and cinematographer Oliver T. Marsh, and the aunt of jazz saxophonist Warne Marsh.
Family
Family
According to the 1910 census for Los Angeles, California, Margeurite Marsh lived with her mother, May and stepfather, William Hall. She was listed as being married to Donald Loveridge with a daughter, Leslie Loveridge. Her daughter appeared in one film, The Battle of Elderbush Gulch (1913), with Marguerite's sister Mae.
Career
Career
In 1915, she joined the Reliance-Majestic Studios; The Housemaid was her first film for this company. Earlier, she had worked for the Biograph Company and Keystone Studios. She starred in Grossman Pictures films. She died in New York City from complications of bronchial pneumonia.
Partial filmography
Partial filmography
• Under Burning Skies (1912, Short) - At Farewell Party • A Voice from the Deep (1912, Short) - The Girl • Just Like a Woman (1912, Short) - In Club • The New York Hat (1912, Short) - Windowshopper (uncredited) • Threads of Destiny (1914) - The Nun • Without Hope (1914) - Hope Frenchman • Runaway June (1915) - Tommy Thomas / Marie the Apache • The Price of Power (1916) - Daisy Brooks • Little Meena's Romance (1916) - Meena's Cousin • Susan Rocks the Boat (1916) - (uncredited) • Mr. Goode, Samaritan (1916) - Evelina Good • Casey at the Bat (1916) - The Judge's Daughter • The Devil's Needle (1916) - Patricia Devon • Intolerance (1916) - Debutante • The Americano (1916) • Fields of Honor (1918) - Helene • Our Little Wife (1918) - Angie Martin • Conquered Hearts (1918) - Nora Carrigan • The Master Mystery (1918) - Eva Brent • The Carter Case (1919) - Anita Carver • A Royal Democrat (1919) • The Eternal Magdalene (1919) - Elizabeth Bradshaw • The Phantom Honeymoon (1919) - Betty Truesdale • Wits vs. Wits (1920) - Helen Marsley • Women Men Love (1920) - Evelyn Hunter • The Idol of the North (1921) - Gloria Waldron • Oh Mary Be Careful (1921) - Susie • Boomerang Bill (1922) - Annie • Iron to Gold (1922) - Anne Kirby • Face to Face (1922) - Helen Marsley • The Lion's Mouse (1923) - Olga Beverley

Still from the American film serial The Master Mystery (1919) with (at right) Harry Houdini and Marguerite Marsh, actors at left not identified, on page 171 of the 1919 novelization of the film.
Rolfe Photoplays / Octagon Films · Arthur Benjamin Reeve, John W. Grey, The Master Mystery, New York: Gosset Dunlap, 1919, digitized by Project Gutenburg, on the Internet Archive

Still from the American film serial The Master Mystery (1919) with Marguerite Marsh, William Pike, and Harry Houdini, other actors not identified, on page 242 of the 1919 novelization of the film.
Rolfe Photoplays / Octagon Films · Arthur Benjamin Reeve, John W. Grey, The Master Mystery, New York: Gosset Dunlap, 1919, digitized by Project Gutenburg, on the Internet Archive
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