People
Gertrude McCoy
- Name: Gertrude McCoy
- Birthday: 1890-06-30
- Place of birth: Sugar Valley, Georgia, USA
- Popularity: 1.532
Biography:
From Wikipedia
Gertrude McCoy (June 30, 1890 – July 17, 1967) was an American film actress of the silent era. She appeared in 131 films between 1911 and 1926. She was born in Sugar Valley, Georgia and died in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Movies:
| Title | Release date |
|---|---|
| Nelson as Lady Hamilton | 1926-10-12 |
| Marcco, der Bezwinger des Todes | 1925-08-21 |
| Verborgene Gluten | 1925-01-01 |
| Nets of Destiny as Constance | 1924-11-01 |
| The Diamond Man as Mrs. Marshalt | 1924-09-30 |
| Miriam Rozella as Lura Wood | 1924-03-01 |
| Heartstrings as Norah | 1923-10-01 |
| The Temptation of Carlton Earle as Margaret Roynton | 1923-03-01 |
| Always Tell Your Wife as Mrs. Hawkes | 1923-02-10 |
| A Royal Divorce as Josephine | 1923-01-01 |
| Christie Johnstone as Christie Johnstone | 1921-10-01 |
| The Danger Mark as Sylvia Mallett | 1918-07-07 |
| The Blue Bird as Light | 1918-03-31 |
| His Daughter Pays as Louise La Tour | 1918-03-23 |
| The Silent Witness as Helen Hastings | 1917-09-01 |
| Through Turbulent Waters as Alice Robinson | 1915-06-25 |
| The Stenographer as Gertrude Sawyer - the Stenographer | 1914-12-12 |
| What Could She Do? as Sylvia Fairfax | 1914-11-20 |
| The President’s Special as Mrs. Farley | 1914-08-07 |
| The Brass Bowl as Sylvia Graeme | 1914-03-27 |
| Caste as Esther Eccles | 1913-09-12 |
| A Letter to Uncle Sam as Grace | 1913-03-05 |
| How They Outwitted Father as Annette Forsythe | 1913-02-05 |
| A Serenade by Proxy as Muriel, their daughter | 1913-01-29 |
| The Title Cure as Bessie Clayworth | 1913-01-15 |
| His Mother's Hope as The Mother | 1912-12-07 |
| Hope - A Red Cross Seal Story as Edith | 1912-11-16 |
| A Soldier's Duty as Grace - John's Sweetheart | 1912-10-18 |
| The Usurer's Grip as Mrs. Thomas Jenks | 1912-10-04 |
| Revenge Is Sweet as One of the Office Girls | 1912-07-16 |
| His Daughter as Nora Thompson - the Daughter | 1912-02-13 |
| Jack and the Beanstalk as The Fairy | 1912-01-16 |
