Inda Palmer

Inda Palmer was an American actress who is best known for her roles in Nicholas Nickleby (1912), Crossed Wires (1915), and Over the Hill (1917). She was born on July 4, 1853, and passed away on April 26, 1923, near Ridgewood, New Jersey, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Inda Palmer was the mother of actress Sully Guard. She lived her life during a time when silent films were becoming popular, which allowed her to build a career in the emerging film industry.

Career

Inda Palmer had a prolific acting career with numerous roles in short films and features from 1915 to 1917. Some of her performances showcased her talent in both dramatic and comedic roles, reflecting her versatility as an actress.

Death and Legacy

Inda Palmer died on April 26, 1923, leaving behind a legacy as a pioneering actress of the early film era. Her contributions to cinema in the silent film genre continue to be recognized by film historians and enthusiasts today.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1917 Over the Hill Mrs. Finn
1917 The Woman and the Beast Undetermined Role
1917 When Love Was Blind Mrs. Meggs
1917 Mary Lawson’s Secret Mrs. Lawson – Mary’s Mother
1917 The Image Maker Mrs. Bell
1916 The Nymph The Nymph’s Aunt
1916 The Net The Fisherman’s Mother
1916 The Oval Diamond
1916 The Reunion Martha Winthrop – as an older woman
1916 In the Hands of the Enemy Constance
1915 The Fisherwoman The Fisherwoman
1915 His Wife Aunt Nancy
1915 The Road to Fame Viola Montrose’s Mother-in-Law
1915 Weighed in the Balance Mrs. O’Hara
1915 Crossed Wires Mrs. Angell