Reenie Farrington

Reenie Farrington was an American actress best known for her roles in The Final Test (1914), The Master Hand (1914), and The One Who Cared (1914). Born on May 9, 1897, in New York City, New York, she passed away on April 23, 1956, in Long Beach, California.

Personal and Family Life

Reenie Farrington, whose birth name was Irene Farrington, came from a family involved in acting. Her father was Frank Farrington, and her mother was Mrs. Frank Farrington, both of whom were actors. She also had a sister, Doris Farrington, who followed in her footsteps and became an actress as well.

Career

Farrington had a prolific career in the early 20th century, featuring in a number of short films. Her works primarily spanned from 1914 to 1916, showcasing her talent in various roles. She often acted under the name Rene Farrington, demonstrating versatility in her performances across different characters.

Death and Legacy

Reenie Farrington passed away on April 23, 1956, leaving behind a legacy in early American cinema. Although she worked during the silent film era, her contributions to the industry are still remembered today. Her family connections to theater and film highlight the influence she had in the arts.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1914 The Final Test Mary Grey (as Rene Farrington)
1914 The One Who Cared Eunice Hastings (as Rene Farrington)
1914 The Master Hand Not Specified
1915 And He Never Knew Rene Clarendon – John’s Daughter (as Rene Farrington)
1915 On Account of a Dog Marie Blake – John’s Wife (as Rene Farrington)
1915 Who Got Stung? The Maid (as Rene Farrington)
1915 Across the Way Bianca – Art Student (as Rene Farrington)
1915 Nell’s Strategy Nell (as Rene Farrington)
1915 The Home of Silence Alice Parker (as Rene Farrington)
1915 An Innocent Burglar Helen Davis
1915 Shep the Sentinel May (as Rene Farrington)
1914 A Messenger of Gladness Helen’s Nurse (as Rene Farrington)
1914 The Balance of Power Ruth – George’s Sister (as Rene Farrington)