by Hans J. Wollstein
biography
American silent-screen starlet Elsie Tarron began her professional career as a Mack Sennett Bathing Beauty}. An appearance as a temperamental actress in Mabel Normand's hilarious The Extra Girl (1923) led to starring roles opposite lower-echelon cowboys such as Tom Tyler and Edmund Cobb, and she was aviator Al Wilson's leading lady in the popular Sky-High Saunders (1927). Like most low-budget leading ladies of the 1920s, Tarron's career didn't survive the changeover to sound. She was the wife of slapstick comic and Western sidekick Andy Clyde.
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Cyclone of the Range
Actor |
1927 | |||
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Sky-High Saunders
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1927 | |||
The Extra Girl
Actor |
1923 |
