Dorothy Kelly

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Dorothy Kelly, Photoplay Magazine 1916
Dorothy Kelly, Photoplay Magazine 1916

Dorothy Kelly (February 12, 1894 - May 31, 1966) was an American motion picture actress of the early silent film era.

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Dorothy Kelly was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, and began her career on the musical comedy stage, but left the stage in the early 1910s to became part of the Vitagraph company.

Her first film was a bit part in a thirty minute version of A Tale of Two Cities in 1911, which also featured future silent stars Norma Talmadge and Mabel Normand. She continuted to make 70 films with Vitagraph and during these years she played opposite almost all of the Vitagraph comedians, including John Bunny and his successor Hughie Mack,as well as child star Bobby Connelly.

Like many stars of early film, Dorothy's career dwindled with the popularity of two-reelers. She would leave film altogether after the filming of Vitagraph serial The Secret Kingdom in 1917.

Dorothy Kelly died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1966.

Spouse: Harvey Hevenor (28 August 1916 - unknown)

  • The Awakening (1917/I) .... Marguerite
  • The Maelstrom (1917) .... Peggy Greye-Stratton... aka Millionaire Hallets' Adventure (USA)
  • The Money Mill (1917) .... Helen Ogden
  • The Secret Kingdom (1916) .... Madame Savatz
  • The Law Decides (1916) .... Florence Wharton
  • Artie, the Millionaire Kid (1916) .... Annabelle Willowby
  • Salvation Joan (1916) .... Madeline Elliston
  • The Supreme Temptation (1916) .... Annette
  • From Out of the Big Snows (1915)
  • The Wheels of Justice (1915) .... Julia Dean
  • Four Grains of Rice (1915)
  • The Awakening (1915)
  • A Wireless Rescue (1915)
  • Battle of Frenchman's Run (1915)
  • Twice Rescued (1915)
  • Mother's Roses (1915) .... Helen Morrison
  • In the Days of Fanny (1915)
  • My Lost One (1915)
  • Pawns of Mars (1915)
  • Forcing Dad's Consent (1914)
  • The Greater Love (1914)
  • Within an Ace (1914)
  • A Double Error (1914)
  • The Unwritten Play (1914)
  • The Wheat and the Tares (1914)
  • The Greater Motive (1914)
  • The Apple (1914)
  • The Toll (1914)
  • Two Stepchildren (1914)
  • The Crime of Cain (1914)
  • The Antique Engagement Ring (1914)
  • Sonny Jim at the North Pole (1914)
  • The Vanity Case (1914)
  • An Easter Lily (1914)
  • 'Fraid Cat (1914)
  • The Drudge (1914)
  • The First Endorsement (1914)
  • Sonny Jim in Search of a Mother (1914)
  • The Flirt (1913/I)
  • The Tables Turned (1913)
  • The Glove (1913) .... The Wife
  • An Unwritten Chapter (1913)
  • The Snare of Fate (1913) .... Marion Marbury
  • An Infernal Tangle (1913)
  • A Modern Psyche (1913) .... June
  • Tricks of the Trade (1913)
  • Disciplining Daisy (1913) .... Daisy
  • Bunny Versus Cutey (1913)
  • Playing with Fire (1913) .... Marion Harrington
  • Bunny's Honeymoon (1913) .... Dorothy
  • O'Hara's Godchild (1913) .... Mrs. Tom O'Grady
  • The Weapon (1913)
  • The Skull (1913)
  • Ma's Apron Strings (1913) .... Molly Bush
  • My Lady of Idleness (1913)
  • All for a Girl (1912) .... Claire Taylor
  • O'Hara, Squatter and Philosopher (1912) .... Aileen Sullivan
  • The Model for St. John (1912)
  • Bettina's Substitute; or, There's No Fool Like an Old Fool (1912)
  • None But the Brave Deserve the Fair (1912)
  • The Counts (1912) .... Gladys
  • Popular Betty (1912) .... A Jealous Rival
  • The Lovesick Maidens of Cuddleton (1912) .... One of the Lovesick Maidens
  • Rip Van Winkle (1912/I) .... Steenie As An Adult
  • Suing Susan (1912) .... The Maid
  • Aunty's Romance (1912) .... A Stenographer
  • The Troublesome Step-Daughters (1912) .... A Step-Daughter
  • On the Pupil of His Eye (1912) .... The Senator's Ward
  • Pseudo Sultan (1912) .... A Dancer
  • A Tale of Two Cities (1911)

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