Marie Walcamp

Marie Walcamp was an American actress who is best known for her roles in “The Werewolf,” “Where Are My Children?”, and “The Blot.” She was born on July 27, 1894, in Dennison, Ohio, and became a notable figure in silent films.

Personal and Family Life

Marie Walcamp was born in a small town, which limited her opportunities for fame. After completing her education, she moved to the East Coast to pursue a career in acting. She married Harland Tucker in 1920, and they were together until her tragic death in 1936.

Career

Marie began her film career at the age of 19 when she was cast in “The Werewolf.” Despite her talent, she often found herself overshadowed by her co-stars who received larger roles. By the late 1920s, her appearances on screen decreased significantly, and her last film was in 1927.

Death and Legacy

On November 17, 1936, Marie Walcamp died by suicide at the age of 42, struggling with years of depression and health issues. Her death occurred while her husband was away on business, leaving behind a legacy of early film performances that showcased her talent in the industry.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Werewolf 1913-12-13 Kee-On-Ee, as a Young Woman
Where Are My Children? 1916-04-16 Mrs. William Carlo
The Blot 1921-09-04 Juanita Claredon
Patria 1917-01-14 Bess Morgan
A Desperate Adventure 1924-09-25
The Girl Ranchers 1913-09-13 May
Hop – The Devil’s Brew 1916-02-14 Jane Leech
The Red Glove 1919-03-17 Billie
Discontent 1916-01-25 The Nephew’s Daughter
The Dragon’s Net 1920-08-23 Marie Carlton
Liberty 1916-08-20 Liberty Horton
Coral 1915-09-04
The Flirt 1916-03-26
Treasure Canyon 1924-01-01
John Needham’s Double 1916-04-10 Ellen Norbury