Mayme Kelso
Actress
55 Movies
Movies
Plays Mrs. Shine
Simple Souls
1920
Plays Mrs. Dale
Help Wanted - Male
1920
Plays Mrs. Fiske
Vanity
1927
Plays Jane Sawyer
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
1917
Plays Mayme Kelso
Hollywood
1923
Plays Patricia's Secretary
Castles for Two
1917
Plays Mrs. Harland Smith
His Birthright
1918
Plays Harriette - the Couturière
Why Change Your Wife?
1920
Plays Gina
Conrad in Quest of His Youth
1920
Plays Housekeeper
Old Wives for New
1918
Plays Mrs. Graves
The Drop Kick
1927
Plays Auntie Weeks
Ducks and Drakes
1921
Plays Mrs. Corning
In for Thirty Days
1919
Plays Miss Loring
The Secret Game
1917
Plays Susan Amble
The Unchastened Woman
1925
Plays Mrs. James Knickerbocker - Margaret's Aunt
Our Mutual Girl
1914
Plays Tremaine's Wife
Slander
1916
Plays Mrs. Curtis Palmer
The March Hare
1921
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Little Red Riding Hood
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The Drop Kick
Mrs. Graves
1927
Vanity
Mrs. Fiske
1927
Whispering Wires
Ann Cartwright
1926
The Danger Signal
Mrs. Whitman
1926
Flaming Waters
Mrs. Rutherford
1925
The Unchastened Woman
Susan Amble
1925
Dollar Down
Mrs. Craig
1925
Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model
Miss Drake
1924
The Marriage Market
Miss Blodgett
1923
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mayme Kelso still alive?
Mayme Kelso passed away on June 5, 1946 at age 79.
What are the most famous roles of Mayme Kelso?
Mayme Kelso is best known for roles in Male and Female, Why Change Your Wife?, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.
How many movies has Mayme Kelso been in?
Over a 35-year career (since 1911), Mayme Kelso has appeared in 55 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Mayme Kelso's first movie?
The career of Mayme Kelso began with Little Red Riding Hood (1911).
What is Mayme Kelso's most recent movie or series?
Mayme Kelso's most recent release is The Drop Kick, which premiered on September 25, 1927.
Mayme Kelso
1867-02-27 · Columbus, Ohio, USA
From Wikipedia
Mayme Kelso (February 28, 1867 – June 5, 1946) was an
American actress of the silent era. She appeared in 79 films between 1911 and
1927. She was born in Columbus, Ohio, and died in South Pasadena, California
from a heart attack.