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Personal Info

Gender

Female

Birthday

1867-02-27 (158 years old)

Place of Birth

Columbus, Ohio, USA

Mayme Kelso

Biography:

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.

Known For

Acting

1927

The Drop Kick as Mrs. Graves
Vanity as Mrs. Fiske

1926

Whispering Wires as Ann Cartwright
The Danger Signal as Mrs. Whitman

1925

Flaming Waters as Mrs. Rutherford
The Unchastened Woman as Susan Amble

1924

1923

The Marriage Market as Miss Blodgett
Hollywood as Mayme Kelso
The World's Applause as Secretary to Corinne
The Love Piker as Mrs. Warner

1922

Clarence as Mrs. Martin
Glass Houses as Aunt Harriet
The Woman Who Walked Alone as Marchioness of Champneys

1921

The Lost Romance as Librarian
Ducks and Drakes as Auntie Weeks
One Wild Week as Emma Jessop
The March Hare as Mrs. Curtis Palmer
Her Sturdy Oak as Mrs. White

1920

Why Change Your Wife? as Harriette - the Couturière
The Hope as Duchess of Remington
The Furnace as Lady Foulkes-Brent
Seeing It Through as Bogrum's housekeeper

1919

Cheating Cheaters as Mrs. Brockton
Experimental Marriage as Mrs. Entwhisle (as Maym Kelso)
Peg o' My Heart as Mrs. Chicester

1918

The Thing We Love as Mrs. Kenwood
His Birthright as Mrs. Harland Smith
Old Wives for New as Housekeeper
The Honor of His House as Mrs. Proudweather (as Maym Kelso)
The White Man's Law as Mrs. Mayhew (as Maym Kelso)
The Widow's Might as Mrs. Pomeroy
The Mystery Girl as Merecedes Thackery

1917

The Cost of Hatred as Elsie's Companion
Those Without Sin as Mrs. Wallace
The Secret Game as Miss Loring
Lost and Won as Cleo Duvene
Castles for Two as Patricia's Secretary
The Primrose Ring as Miss Foote

1916

Slander as Tremaine's Wife

1915

One Million Dollars as Countess D'Estes

1914

Our Mutual Girl as Mrs. James Knickerbocker - Margaret's Aunt
Samson as Undetermined Role (uncredited)

1911