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Florence La Badie (April 27, 1888 – October 13, 1917) was an American actress in the early days of the silent film era. Though little known today, she was a major star between 1911 and 1917. Her career was at its height when she died at age 29 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
In 1911, her career took a leap when she was hired by Edwin Thanhouser of the Thanhouser Film Corporation in New Rochelle, New York. With ...
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Fighting Blood
As The Son's Girlfriend
The Buddhist Priestess
Jilted
Jess
As Jess's Sister, Bess
The Ring of a Spanish Grandee
As Myra
My Baby's Voice
As The Telephone Operator
Whom God Hath Joined
As Sue
Dottie's New Doll
As Dottie's Nurse
Lucile
As Matilda
Undine
As Undine, the Water Nymph
The Head Waiter
As Mrs. Carl Hollywood, a Society Matron
Enoch Arden: Part II
The Man Without a Country
As Barbara Norton
The Million Dollar Mystery
As Florence Gray Hargreave
War and the Woman
As Ruth Norton--Braun's Stepdaughter
The Mohammedan's Conspiracy
As Nan - Lord Trevor's Ward
The Fugitive
As Margery Carew
The Cat's Paw
As Nan Tremaine - Lord Trevor's Ward
Tannhäuser
As Venus
Getting Even
The Primal Call
As A Servant
The Woman in White
Cymbeline
As Imogen
Flying to Fortune
As The Wealthy Old Man's Daughter
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
As Jekyll's Sweetheart
The Girl of the Grove
As The Girl
Rejuvenation
As The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter
The Saleslady
The Manicure Lady
As The Rival's Girlfriend
The Portrait of Lady Anne
As Lady Anne
A Strange Meeting
The Rose of Kentucky
The Return of Draw Egan
As Townswoman (uncredited)
The Voice of Conscience
As The Orphan's Rival
Enoch Arden
As Enoch's Teenage Daughter
The Marble Heart
As Marie
Crossed Wires
As Flo Drake
Star of Bethlehem
As Mary
Petticoat Camp
The Evidence of the Film
As Sister of Messenger Boy
Cinderella
As Cinderella
East Lynne
As Barbara Drew
Comata, the Sioux
The Pillory
As Ruth
Divorce and the Daughter
Under Two Flags
As The Silver Pheasant
In The Chorus
As The Daughter Grown Up
David Copperfield
As Em'ly as a Woman
Through the Breakers