Cast
Jeanie Macpherson
Writing
Cast
Jeanie Macpherson
Known for
Writing
Born
1886-05-17
From
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Died
1946-08-26
Also known as Abbie Jean Macpherson
Biography
Abbie Jean MacPherson (May 18, 1886 – August 26, 1946) was an American silent actress, writer and director. She is known for her collaborations with directors D. W. Griffith and Cecil B. DeMille, and was a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Money Mad
as Bank Customer
Carmen
as Gypsy Girl
The Newlyweds
Comrades
as The Maid
Madame Rex
Enoch Arden
as Woman on the Beach
Enoch Arden
as Philip Ray's Maid
The Rose of the Rancho
as Isabelita, Espinoza's Daughter
A Corner in Wheat
The Butler and the Maid
as Jennie the Maid
Hollywood
as Jeanie Macpherson
The Usurer
as At Luncheon
The Captive
as Milka
The Broken Cross
as Boarder
The Ghost Breaker
as Juanita
Mr. Jones Has a Card Party
as Guest
The Oath and the Man
as Aristocrat
To Save Her Soul
as In Audience
The Day After
as Party Guest
Revenge Is Sweet
as One of the Office Girls
The Fatal Hour
The Two Paths
as At Party
Mr. Jones at the Ball
as Guest at Ball
The Taming of the Shrew
as Wedding Party
The Troublesome Baby
as Jean
Her First Biscuits
as Secretary
The Curtain Pole
as Party planner / Nurse with buggy
A Flash of Light
The New Dress
as At Wedding/At Market
The Faded Lilies
A Gold Necklace
as A Friend
Sunshine Sue
as Sweatshop Employee / Piano Store Employee
One Touch of Nature
as First Couple
Enoch Arden: Part II
as Ray's Maid
Confidence
Winning Back His Love
as A Servant
Bobby the Coward
as On Street
The Criminal Hypnotist
as Party Guest
The Girl of the Golden West
as Nina
The Outlaw Reforms
as Mary
Lines of White on a Sullen Sea
Fisher Folks
as At Wedding
The Merchant of Venice
The High Cost of Living
as The Maid
A Knight of the Road
as In Kitchen
The Spanish Gypsy
as Mariana
A Sweet Revenge
as Alice Baross - 2nd Fiancee
The Lesson
as A Friend
Nerve
as Mrs. Frank Croxton
Mrs. Jones Entertains
as The Maid
The Peachbasket Hat
as In Store
The Blind Princess and the Poet
as Court Lady
The Christmas Burglars
as Customer
A Salutary Lesson
as The Friend