Ethel Corcoran was an American actress who is best known for The Scarlet Runner, The Goddess, and A Price for Folly. Born on October 28, 1893, in New York City, she had a successful acting career in the early 20th century. She passed away on July 29, 1988, in New York, USA.
Personal and Family Life
Ethel Margaret Corcoran was born into a New York City family and grew up in the vibrant cultural atmosphere of the city. Although specific details about her family life are not widely documented, her career in film began in the early 1910s, showcasing her talent in various roles. She worked under the name Ethel Dayton for some productions, indicating her versatility as an artist.
Career
Corcoran’s film career included notable silent films such as The Scarlet Runner and The Goddess. She played a variety of characters throughout her acting journey, earning recognition for her performances during the silent film era. Her contributions to early cinema remain appreciated by audiences and film historians alike.
Death and Legacy
Ethel Corcoran passed away on July 29, 1988, leaving behind a legacy in the world of silent film. Her performances continue to be remembered as part of the early foundation of American cinema. Although not as widely recognized today, her films still resonate with lovers of classic film history.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Hearts and Diamonds | 1914-09-25 | Tupper’s Daughter |
| There and Back | 1916-08-18 | |
| The End of the Tour | 1917-01-29 | Grace Jessup |
| The White Raven | 1917-01-14 | Sylvia Blaisdell (as Ethel Dayton) |
| A Night Out | 1916-01-31 | Grace |
| Too Much Burglar | 1914-11-19 | |
| Four Grains of Rice | 1915-06-12 | |
| Jane Was Worth It | 1915-05-29 | Elsie Lane |