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Acting
Olive Eleanor Boardman (August 19, 1898 – December 12, 1991) was an American film actress of the silent era. Olive Eleanor Boardman was born on August 19, 1898, the youngest child to George W. Boardman and Janice Merriam "Jennie" Stockman Boardman. She had two older sisters named Merriam and Esther. In 1920, she was working as a contractor. Educated in Philadelphia, Boardman originally acted on stage, but she lost her voice while starring in The National Anthem. She then entered a nationwide contest for new actors and actresses for silent films. She was chosen from among 1,000 competitors...
Highest rated appearances
as Helen Fields
She Goes to War
as Joan Morant
Show People
as Roxalanne (uncredited)
Diamond Handcuffs
as Tillie
The Crowd
as Mary Sims
Tell It to the Marines
as Norma Dale
Bardelys the Magnificent
as Roxalanne de Lavedan
The Auction Block
as Lorelei Knight
Memory Lane
as Mary
The Only Thing
as Thyra, Princess of Svendborg
Exchange of Wives
as Margaret Rathburn
The Circle
as Elizabeth Cheney
Proud Flesh
as Fernanda
1925 Studio Tour
as Self
The Way of a Girl
as Rosamond
The Wife of the Centaur
as Joan Converse
So This Is Marriage?
as Beth Marsh
The Silent Accuser
as Barbara Jane
Wine of Youth
as Mary Hollister
The Turmoil
as Mary Vertrees
Sinners in Silk
as Penelope Stevens
True As Steel
as Ethel Parry
The Day of Faith
as Jane Maynard
Three Wise Fools
as Rena Fairchild / Sydney Fairfield
Souls for Sale
as Miss Remember Steddon
Vanity Fair
as Amelia Sedley
Gimme
as Clothilde Kingsley
The Strangers' Banquet
as Jean McPherson
