Mabel Dwight

Mabel Dwight Filmography [Auszug]
1917: [04.16] Builders of Castles (Cast: Marie''s Landlady ), Directed by Ben Turbett, with Marc McDermott, Miriam Nesbitt, William Wadsworth,
1917: [01.01] The Last Sentence (Cast: Modiste), Directed by Ben Turbett, with Marc McDermott, Miriam Nesbitt, Grace Williams,
1916: [05.17] Robbing the Fishes (Cast: Mrs. Fish), Directed by Will Louis, with Guido Collucci, Jean Dumar, ,
1916: [05.10] A Mix-Up in Black (Cast: Mabel Dwight ), Directed by Will Louis, with Raymond McKee, Sally Crute, Gladys Gane,
1916: [05.08] The Real Dr. Kay (Cast: Mrs. Sickler), Directed by Will Louis, with Guido Collucci, Raymond McKee,
1916: [01.12] The Catspaw (Cast: Mrs. Shackleton), Directed by George A. Wright, with Miriam Nesbitt, Marc McDermott, William Wadsworth,
1915: [12.18] Santa Claus vs. Cupid (Cast: Mrs. Norworth), Directed by Will Louis, with Grace Morrissey, Raymond McKee, ,
1915: [12.10] Her Inspiration (Cast: Kate), Directed by Frank McGlynn, with Grace Williams, Yale Benner, Curtis Cooksey,
1915: [12.10] Faith and Fortune (Cast: Woman of the Underworld), Directed by Frank McGlynn, with Grace Williams, Curtis Cooksey, Yale Benner,
1915: [12.05] The Sufferin' Baby (Cast: Mrs. Sufferin), Directed by Will Louis, with Robert Walker, William Wadsworth,
1915: [10.27] The Seventh Day (Cast: Mrs. Rooms, Minnie's Aunt), Directed by Will Louis, with Sally Crute, Raymond McKee,
1915: [10.20] Cartoons in the Country (Cast: Miss Suffermore, suffragist), Directed by Raoul Barré, with Raymond McKee, James Harris, Gladys Leslie,
1915: [10.13] The Widow's Breezy Suit (Cast: The Widow's Maid), Directed by Will Louis, with Sally Crute, Raymond McKee, Pat O'Malley,
1915: [09.24] Her Happiness (Cast), Directed by Harry Beaumont, with Viola Dana, Charles Sutton, Nellie Grant,
1915: [09.03] The Way Back (Cast: Mrs. Castle), Directed by Carlton S. King, with Miriam Nesbitt, Yale Benner, Frank McGlynn,
1915: [08.28] Matilda's Fling (Cast: Nellie''s Guardian), Directed by Will Louis, with Raymond McKee, Jean Dumar, ,
1915: [08.11] Food for Kings and Riley (Cast: Mrs. Riley, who aspires socially), Directed by Will Louis, with William Wadsworth, Jean Dumar,
1915: [08.06] June Friday (Cast: Harriet Huntley, a spinster), Directed by Duncan McRae, with Gertrude McCoy, Duncan McRae,
1915: [07.30] The Girl of the Gypsy Camp (Cast: Ella Bruce), Directed by Langdon West, with Bessie Learn, Charles Sutton, Johnnie Walker,
1915: [07.21] A Change for the Better (Cast: Mrs. Margaret Hobson), Directed by Will Louis, with Jean Dumar, Marie La Manna,
1915: [07.07] It May Be You (Cast: Mrs. Jinks), Directed by Will Louis, with Arthur Housman, Andy Clark, Dallas Welford,
1915: [06.25] Through Turbulent Waters (Cast: Jane's Aunt), Directed by Duncan McRae, with Gertrude McCoy, Frank Farrington, Bessie Learn,
1915: [06.23] A Sport of Circumstances (Cast: Suffragist), Directed by Will Louis, with Raymond McKee, Jean Dumar, Maxine Brown,
1915: [06.18] The Working of a Miracle (Cast: The Village Gossip), Directed by Ashley Miller, with Edward Earle, Nellie Grant, Gladys Hulette,
1915: [05.22] A Hazardous Courtship (Cast: Miss Pent), Directed by Will Louis, with Dallas Welford, Julian Reed, Marjorie Ellison,
1915: [05.21] The Wrong Woman (Cast: Mrs. Fairfax, Ivy's Mother), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, George A. Wright, Harry B. Eytinge,
1915: [05.11] An Innocent Thief (Cast: Her Mother), Directed by Charles M. Seay, Ashley Miller, with Augustus Phillips, Mrs. William Bechtel, Bessie Learn,
1915: [05.08] A Sad Dog's Story (Cast: Claudia, his Wife), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Herbert Prior, ,
1915: [05.05] Jack Kennard, Coward (Cast: Her Mother), Directed by Charles M. Seay, with Tom McEvoy, Julia Calhoun, Frank A. Lyons,
1915: [04.16] A Woman's Revenge (Cast: Mrs. Davis), Directed by Langdon West, with Miriam Nesbitt, Frank McGlynn, Bessie Learn,
1915: [04.07] Snap Shots (Cast: Mrs. Angel), Directed by James W. Castle, Charles H. France, with Herbert Prior, Harry Linson,
1915: [04.03] When Gratitude Is Love (Cast: Her Mother), Directed by Charles M. Seay, with Tom McEvoy, Margaret Prussing, William Bechtel,
1915: [03.23] Hans and His Boss (Cast: Mrs. Jones), Directed by Charles Ranson, with Arthur Housman, William Wadsworth, ,
1915: [03.13] The Family Bible (Cast: Mrs. Colby, a wealthy widow), Directed by Ashley Miller, with Herbert Prior, Bessie Learn, Tom Tomlinson,
1915: [03.09] Rooney the Bride (Cast: Mrs. Bruce), Directed by Charles Ranson, with William Wadsworth, , Arthur Housman,
1915: [02.09] Olive's Greatest Opportunity (A portrayal of the twelfth of Olive's Opportunities) (Cast: Madame Forresti), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, Edward Earle,
1915: [02.02] Olive and the Heirloom (A portrayal of the eleventh of Olive's Opportunities) (Cast: Madame Forresti), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, Edward Earle, Herbert Prior,
1915: [01.26] Olive in the Madhouse (A portrayal of the tenth of Olive's Opportunities, Olive and the Madhouse) (Cast: (Madame Forresti), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, Edward Earle, Herbert Prior,
1915: [01.19] Olive's Manufactured Mother (A portrayal of the ninth of Olive's Opportunities) (Cast: Madame Forresti), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, Edward Earle, Helen Strickland,
1915: [01.06] Expensive Economy (Cast: Mrs. Jones), Directed by Charles Ranson, with William Wadsworth, Arthur Housman,
1914: [12.22] Olive is Dismissed (Cast: Mrs. March), Directed by Richard Ridgely, with Mabel Trunnelle, Edward Earle, Duncan McRae,
1914: [11.17] A Moment of Madness (Cast: Mrs. Willis), Directed by Langdon West, with Edward Earle, Gertrude McCoy, Kate Jordan,
1914: [10.20] The Man in the Dark (Cast: Viola (or: Flora Van Dyke) ), Directed by John H. Collins, with Frank McGlynn, Yale Benner,
1914: [10.05] Father's Beard (Cast: Mrs. Kennedy), Directed by Charles Ranson, with William Wadsworth, Richard Peer,
1914: [09.18] Sheep's Clothing (Cast), Directed by Charles M. Seay, with Bigelow Cooper, Marjorie Ellison, Gertrude McCoy,