Ida Waterman

Ida Waterman was an American actress who is best known for Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley, The Swan, and The Enchanted Cottage. Born on March 10, 1852, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she made significant contributions to theater and film until her passing on May 22, 1941, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Personal and Family Life

Ida was married to Joseph Francoeur until his death in 1907, and later to Fred Waterman. She was an active stage actress, performing on Broadway extensively from 1899 to the mid-1920s. Idas’s talent allowed her to transition gracefully from stage production to film, where she played various notable characters.

Death and Legacy

Ida Waterman passed away on May 22, 1941, leaving behind a legacy of performances that delighted audiences for decades. Her work in both theater and film is still remembered, showcasing her versatility and talent. Waterman’s contributions to the entertainment industry have made her an important figure in early American cinema and theater.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley1918-03-10Mrs. David Phillips
The Swan1925-02-16Princess Beatrice
Stella Maris1918-01-21Lady Eleanor Blount – aka Aunt Julia
Love’s Redemption1921-12-19Mrs. Standish
The Lotus Eater1921-11-27Mrs. Hastings Vance
The Enchanted Cottage1924-03-23Mrs. Smallwood
On with the Dance1920-02-15Countess of Raystone
The Eagle’s Mate1914-07-10Sally Breckenridge
Behind the Scenes1914-10-26Mrs. Harrington
Esmeralda1915-09-06Mrs. Rogers – Esmeralda’s Mother
Mr. Fix-It1918-04-15Aunt Agatha Burroughs
That Royle Girl1925-12-07Mrs. Clarke
A Society Scandal1924-03-09Mrs. Maturin Colbert
Lure of Ambition1919-11-16Duchess
Sadie Love1919-10-19Aunt Julia
A Social Celebrity1926-03-29Mrs. Winifred King
Are You a Mason?1915-03-15
Say It Again1926-05-31Marguerite
The Ringtailed Rhinoceros1915-08-16Mrs. Loring
Counterfeit1919-11-30Mrs. Griswold
Lady Rose’s Daughter1920-08-29Lady Henry Delafield
John Glayde’s Honor1915-10-15Lady Lerode
Granny1914-08-25Granny