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Ethel Clayton (November 8, 1882 — June 6, 1966) was an American actress of the silent film era.
Clayton's screen debut came in 1909, in a short called Justified. She jockeyed her early film appearances with a burgeoning stage career. Her pretty blond looks were reminiscent of the famous Gibson Girl drawings by Charles Dana Gibson. On the stage she appeared mainly in musicals or musical reviews such as The Ziegfeld Follies of 1911. These musical appearances indicate a singing talent Clayton may have possessed but went unused in her many silent screen performances.
In 1912 she appeared in "The Country Boy" on stage at the Lyceum Theatre in Rochester New York and made her feature length film debut in For the Love of a Girl. The film was directed by Barry O'Neil. She was cast with Harry Myers, Charles Arthur, and Peter Lang. She was also directed by William Demille, Robert G. Vignola, George Melford, Donald Crisp, Dallas M. Fitzgerald, and Clifford Sanforth. Like many silent film actors Clayton's career was hurt by the coming of sound to motion pictures. She continued her career in small parts in movies until she retired in 1948. Her screen credits number more than 180.
Clayton was first married to actor-director Joseph Kaufman until his death in 1918 in the Spanish Influenza epidemic. She later married silent film actor and former star Ian Keith twice and they divorced twice. In both cases Clayton cited cruelty and excessive drinking. Clayton and Keith were first married in Minneapolis in 1928 and first separated on January 13, 1931.
Ethel Clayton died on June 6, 1966 at St. John's Hospital in Oxnard, California, aged 83. She was buried at Ivy Lawn Memorial Park in Ventura, California.
For her contributions to the motion picture industry, Ethel Clayton has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Edith Parrish
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Clara Dean
Mrs. Stoughton
Old Woman (uncredited)
Undetermined Role
Yvonne
Gail Ellis
Reed's Stenographer
Mrs. Blair
Audrey Carlton
Milly West
Guest at Chase's Residence (uncredited)
Janet Hall
Mrs. Payne
Self - Cameo Appearance
Nurse
Countess Therese
Margaret Harvey
Woman (uncredited)
Undetermined Minor Role (uncredited)
Marcel Middleton
Customer (uncredited)
Star
Employment Agency Clerk (uncredited)
Ethel Walters
Margaret Davis
Seamtress (uncredited)
Girl
Alice Fenwick
Ball Guest (uncredited)
Pioneer Woman
Mrs. Wallace
Katherine Van Riper
Maggie Pepper
Mrs. Winthrop (uncredited)
Ruth Townley
Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
Avis Langley
Doris Baker
Anne Elliot
Marie Beaupre
Agnes Dudley - the Storekeeper's Daughter
(uncredited)
Mrs. Bowen
Minor Role
Georgia Gwynne, as an adult
Helen Barton
The Hunter's Wife
Cissy Cason
Mrs. O'Brien
Mardi Gras Woman
Woman (uncredited)
Marion Livingston
Woman
Mildred Carr
Barbara Martin
Casino Patron (uncredited)
Roseanne Ozanne
Tourist (uncredited)
Polly Pollard
Woman
Vesta Wheatley
Carey Brent
Jules' Sweetheart
Grace Miller
Betty Graham
Katherine Manners
Bit Part (uncredited)
Bit Part
Elizabeth - Bunyon's Wife
Ulrica Cotswolt
Nellie - the Stenographer
Shirley Rossmore / Sarah Green
Nell - the Actress Wife
Lady Muriel Desborough
Violet Galloway
Ethel Rogers
Dora Sims
Helen Carston
Ruth Rogers - the Quaker Maid
Diana Lester
Anne Woodstock
Ruth Jordan
Rose Delane
Constance Winthrop
Helen Carlton