Mary Miles Minter
Filmography

Mary Miles Minter appeared in 55 films of which fewer than a dozen are known to survive. We've listed her films in chronological order with release dates and brief production notes. Links to the film page will open in a new window containing more detailed information about the film, including a brief synopsis along with pertinent images or other media if we happen to have it. You'll even find a few with some short film clips!

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The Nurse
Released: February 6, 1912
Produced by: Powers Picture Plays
Directed by: Pat Powers (P. A. Powers)

The Fairy And The Waif  
Released: March 1, 1915
Produced by: Frohman Amusement Corp.
Directed by: Mary Hubert Frohman and George Irving

Always In The Way  
Released: June 21, 1915
Produced by: Dyreda Art Film Corporation
Directed by: J. Searle Dawley

Emmy Of Storks Nest
Released: October 11, 1915
Produced by: Metro-Columbia-Rolfe
Directed by: William Nigh

Barbara Frietchie
Released: November 28, 1915
Produced by: Popular Plays & Players
Directed by: Herbert Blache

Rose Of The Alley
Released: January 17, 1916 (see film page notes)
Produced by: Rolfe Photoplays, Inc.
Directed by: Charles Horan

Dimples
Released: February 13, 1916
Produced by: Columbia-Metro
Directed by: Edgar Jones

Lovely Mary
Released: March 13, 1916
Produced by: Columbia-Metro
Directed by: Edgar Jones

Youth's Endearing Charm     
Released: September 4, 1916
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: William C. Dowlan

Dulcie's Adventure  
Released: October 2, 1916
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Faith   
Released: October 30, 1916
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

A Dream Or Two Ago   
Released: November 27, 1916
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

The Innocence Of Lizette   
Released: December 25, 1916
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

The Gentle Intruder   
Released: February 17, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Environment  
Released: April 16, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Annie For Spite  
Released: May 14, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Periwinkle  
Released: June 11, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Melissa Of The Hills
Released: July 23, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: James Kirkwood

Somewhere In America
Released: July, 1917
Produced by: Rolfe Photoplays, Inc.
Directed by: William C. Dowlan / Charles Horan (see film page notes)

Charity Castle
Released: September 3, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Lloyd Ingraham

Her Country's Call
Released: October 1, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Lloyd Ingraham

Peggy Leads The Way     
Released: October 29, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Lloyd Ingraham

The Mate Of The Sally Ann  
Released: November 26, 1917
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Henry King

Beauty And The Rogue
Released: January 28, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Henry King

Powers That Prey  
Released: March 4, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Henry King

A Bit Of Jade
Released: April 1, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Edward Sloman

Social Briars  
Released: May 13, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Henry King

The Ghost Of Rosy Taylor       Watch A Film Clip!
Released: July 8, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Edward Sloman and Henry King

The Eyes Of Julia Deep       Watch A Film Clip!
Released: August, 1918
Produced by: American Film Corporation
Directed by: Lloyd Ingraham