Grace Carlyle
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Grace Carlyle (July 24, 1877 – September 20, 1953) was an American actress who worked in both stage and film. Her Broadway career spanned from 1909 to 1925 and included appearances in productions such as Anti-Matrimony, The Love Song, Her Salary Man, White Gold, and A Stitch in Time.
Carlyle's film work began in 1916 and continued through the late 1920s. Her screen credits from 1916 include The Eagle's Wings, An International Marriage, and The Place Beyond the Winds. The following year she appeared in Please Help Emily, and in 1918 she was featured in My Wife. Bringing Up Betty followed in 1919.
During the early 1920s, Carlyle appeared in Held to Answer and Trimmed in Scarlet, both released in 1923. The year 1924 brought three additional film appearances: The Fast Set, By Divine Right, and Wine. Her later film credits include Shameful Behavior? (1926) and three productions released in 1927 — The Notorious Lady, Lonesome Ladies, and She's My Baby — as well as a role in the 1927 adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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