Helen Gardner

Biography

Not only was Helen Gardner the first American film actress to form her own production company, she was also the among the first filmmakers to embrace making features, and was the first vamp on screen.

Known For

Cleopatra

13 November, 1912

The Illumination

5 April, 1912

How She Won Him

9 September, 1910

A Tale of Two Cities

20 February, 1911

The Inherited Taint

31 March, 1911

The Butterfly

27 October, 1914

The Moonshine Maid and the Man

7 December, 1914

The Wooing of Winifred

11 April, 1911

For Her Brother's Sake

6 June, 1911

The Sleep Walker

23 June, 1911

Barriers Burned Away

24 June, 1911

The Lure of Vanity

18 July, 1911

Treasure Trove

25 July, 1911

Underneath the Paint

14 December, 1914

The Breath of Araby

8 May, 1915

A Princess of Bagdad

1 September, 1913

The Still, Small Voice

23 February, 1915

A Quaker Mother

27 June, 1911

She Came, She Saw, She Conquered

26 July, 1911

The Death of King Edward III

5 August, 1911

Snatched from a Burning Death

9 March, 1915

Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde

19 June, 1915

Sandra

1 September, 1924

For Love and Glory

14 August, 1911

By Woman's Wit

16 September, 1911

Ups and Downs

7 October, 1911

Regeneration

28 October, 1911

Madge of the Mountains

31 October, 1911

Arbutus

8 November, 1911

An Aeroplane Elopement

11 November, 1911

The Girl and the Sheriff

14 November, 1911

The Freshet

28 November, 1911

A Reformed Santa Claus

22 December, 1911

Where the Money Went

29 January, 1912

A Problem in Reduction

3 February, 1912

Her Boy

9 February, 1912

The Love of John Ruskin

20 February, 1912

The Old Silver Watch

19 March, 1912

The Serpents

8 May, 1912

Yellow Bird

12 June, 1912

The Miracle

29 July, 1912

The Heart of Esmeralda

13 August, 1912

The Party Dress

24 August, 1912

Becky, Becky

26 January, 1913

Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship

2 April, 1913

The Sleep of Cyma Roget

1 July, 1920

Eureka!

5 May, 1913

Vampire of the Desert

16 May, 1913

The Wife of Cain

1 May, 1913

Vanity Fair

2 January, 1911

An Innocent Theft

27 May, 1912

The Show Girl

18 May, 1911

A Sister to Carmen

15 July, 1913

The Strange Story of Sylvia Gray

26 October, 1914

The Common Sin

13 March, 1917