Mattie Edwards
Mattie Edwards | |
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Los Angeles County, California, U.S. | |
Other names | Hattie Edwards Martha Mattie Settle |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1887–1937 |
Known for | Theatre and film productions |
Notable work | The Round Up (1911) Oh, Boy (1919) Within Our Gates (1920) The Brute (1920) |
Mattie Edwards (1866–1944) was an American actress who appeared in
Career
While spending her childhood in the American frontier, Edwards was appointed a Deputy Marshal at the age of 16 for the town of Fort Smith, Arkansas.[1] As a part of the fort's criminal court at the time, she assisted in the Dalton Gang's arrest.[1] Her earliest theatre performances were appearances in P. G. Lowery's minstrel group beginning in 1887.[2] The first film debut for Edwards was in the silent film era with Ben Turpin while he still worked out of a loft at Essanay Studios.[3] She also starred as the leading chorus member for Williams and Walker Co. films, particularly in their 1903 production of In Dahomey.[4][2] She was also highly noted in the 1911–1912 production of The Roundup by Klaw and Erlanger.[2]
Edwards joined the
Theatre
- The Candy Kid (1908)[10]
- The Virginian as Mrs. Henry[1]
- Checkers as Aunt Deb[1]
- As Ye Sow as Mrs. St. John[1]
- The Round Up (1911) as Josephine[1]
- Getting Her Rights (1915) as Marguerite Smith[11]
- My Killarney Rose (1916) as Nora Donovan[12]
- Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1918) as Mrs. Schultz[13]
- Oh, Boy (1919)[14] as Mrs. Carter[15]
- Ladies Night (1923)[16]
- Why The Bachelor? (1924)[17]
- Seduction (1925)[18]
- The Devil Within (1927)[19]
- This World and the Next (1929) as Rosie[3]
- The Bird of Flame (1930)[20]
Filmography
- Zeb, Zack and the Zulus (1913)[2]
- Mandy's Chicken Dinner (1914) as Aunt Mandy[5]
- Sam and the Bully (1914) as Mattie[21]
- Swami Sam (1914) as Mattie[21]
- Coon Town Suffragettes (1914)[22] as Mandy Jackson[5]
- The Tale of a Chicken (1914)[5]
- The Rise of the Johnsons (1914)[5]
- He Said He Could Act (1914)[23]
- He Was Bad (1914)[24]
- Rastus Knew It Wasn't (1914) as Nita Nonenti[5]
- Just A Note (1914)[21]
- The Haunted Attic (1915)[25]
- The Rakoon Hose Company (1915)[26]
- It Happened on Washday (1915)[27]
- The Undertaker's Daughter (1915)[28]
- Black Art (1915)[2]
- Father Said He'd Fix It (1915)[29]
- In Zululand (1915) as Queen Cocoa[5]
- A New Way To Win (1915)[21]
- Under a Barrel (1916)[2]
- Good Luck in Old Clothes (1918)[30]
- Within Our Gates (1920) as Jasper Landry's wife[31]
- The Brute (1920)[31]
- Give Us the Night (1936)[2] as Elena[32]
- Champagne Waltz (1937)[2]
Personal life
Edwards married Edward Settle and changed her personal name to Martha Mattie Settle. She died in 1944 at the age of 78.[33]
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- ^ "Ebony Films In New Studio Quarters". Motion Picture News. William A. Johnston. July 27, 1918. p. 601. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
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- ^ "Comments On The Films". The Moving Picture World. 25 (7–9): 1316. August 21, 1915. Retrieved March 18, 2024.
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- ^ "Comments on the Films". The Moving Picture World. Vol. 25, no. 1–3. Chalmers Publishing Company. July 10, 1915. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ "Ebony Completes Two New Subjects". Motion Picture News. William A. Johnston. July 13, 1918. p. 231. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
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