Marcia Manon

Marcia Manon was an American actress known for her roles in Ladies Must Live, The Lottery Man, and The Hostage. Born as Camille Ankewich on October 28, 1896, in Paris, France, she became prominent in silent films and was associated with Paramount Pictures starting in 1917. Her career was cut short with the arrival of sound in movies.

Personal and Family Life

Marcia Manon was married to J.L. Frothingham in 1921, although details about their life together are limited. In her early career, she played the adoptive mother of Mary Pickford’s character in the 1918 film Stella Maris, despite being younger than Pickford. She spent much of her later life in California until her passing.

Death and Legacy

Marcia Manon passed away on April 12, 1973, in Victorville, California. Her work in the silent film era left a lasting mark, showcasing her talent in supporting roles that captivated audiences of her time. Today, she is remembered for her contributions to early cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Masquerader 1922-07-01 Lady Lillian Astrupp
They Had to See Paris 1929-09-18 Miss Mason
Old Wives for New 1918-05-18 Viola Hastings
Stella Maris 1918-01-21 Louisa Risca
Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley 1918-03-10 Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)
Ladies Must Live 1921-10-29 Nancy
Heaven on Earth 1927-03-05 Aunt Jeanne
The Greater Glory 1926-05-02 Kaethe Eberhardt
Skin Deep 1922-09-01 Sadie Doyle
All’s Fair in Love 1921-09-01 Vera
The Vanishing Pioneer 1928-06-23 The Apron Woman
One More American 1918-02-25 Maria Riccardo (as Camille Ankewich)
The Claw 1918-06-10 Mrs. Valetta
The Woman Michael Married 1919-07-27 Doris Steele
Love, Live & Laugh 1929-11-02 Sylvia
The Test of Honor 1919-04-16 Ruth Curtis, Mrs. Ferris
In Old Kentucky 1919-12-15 Barbara Holten
The Border Wireless 1918-10-06 Esther Meier
The Prison Without Walls 1917-03-15 Felice Rossa
The Hostage 1917-09-10 Eunice
The Lottery Man 1919-10-12 Nora
Life’s Twist 1920-08-11 The Dope Fiend
The Forbidden Thing 1920-11-01 Glory Prada
Captain Kidd, Jr. 1919-04-05 Marion Fisher