DOB: 1884-09-02
DOD: 1968-11-20
Not only was Helen Gardner the first American film actress to form her own production company, she was also the among the first filmmakers to embrace making features, and was the first vamp on screen.
Cleopatra
The Illumination
The Sleep Walker
Barriers Burned Away
The Inherited Taint
How She Won Him
The Moonshine Maid and the Man
A Tale of Two Cities
The Butterfly
For Her Brother's Sake
Treasure Trove
The Wooing of Winifred
The Breath of Araby
The Lure of Vanity
Underneath the Paint
A Princess of Bagdad
She Came, She Saw, She Conquered
Snatched from a Burning Death
A Quaker Mother
The Still, Small Voice
Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde
The Death of King Edward III
Sandra
For Love and Glory
Regeneration
Madge of the Mountains
By Woman's Wit
Ups and Downs
Arbutus
The Girl and the Sheriff
An Aeroplane Elopement
The Freshet
A Reformed Santa Claus
Her Boy
A Problem in Reduction
Where the Money Went
The Love of John Ruskin
The Old Silver Watch
The Serpents
Becky, Becky
The Miracle
Yellow Bird
The Heart of Esmeralda
The Party Dress
The Sleep of Cyma Roget
Eureka!
Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship
The Wife of Cain
Vampire of the Desert
Vanity Fair
An Innocent Theft
The Show Girl
A Sister to Carmen
The Strange Story of Sylvia Gray
The Common Sin