Edith Storey(1892-1967)

Actress

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Edith Storey

According to an article in The Paterson (New Jersey) Morning Call of 15 April 1921, she had just returned "...to the screen after a long absence, during which she was busy making history in Europe as a driver of one of the American hospital corps ambulances." Other accounts say she did this in New York during the Spanish Flu epidemic.

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Known for

Carlotta De Felice, Jane Fearnley, Alberta Gallatin, Donald Hall, Charles Kent, James Lackaye, James Morrison, Harry Northrup, Edith Storey, and Earle Williams in The Christian (1914)

7.8

Glory Quayle(as Miss Edith Storey)

1914

Edith Storey in The Two Edged Sword (1916)

The Two Edged Sword

Mary Brooks

1916

Edith Storey in A Florida Enchantment (1914)

A Florida Enchantment

5.7

Miss Lillian Travers

1914

E.H. Sothern and Edith Storey in An Enemy to the King (1916)

An Enemy to the King

6.2

Julie De Varion

1916

Credits

Actress

The Greater Profit
- Maury Brady
- 1921
Beach of Dreams
7.0
- Cleo de Bromsart
- 1921
Moon Madness
- Valerie
- Zora
- 1920
The Puncher and the Pup
Short
- Mabel Cummings
- 1919
As the Sun Went Down
- Col. Billy
- 1919
Edith's Victory for Democracy
Short
- The Cowgirl
- 1918
The Silent Woman
- Nan McDonald
- 1918
The Demon
- Princess Perdita
- 1918
The Treasure of the Sea
8.1
- Margaret Elkins
- 1918
The Claim
- Belle Jones
- 1918
Revenge
7.8
- Alva Leigh
- 1918
The Legion of Death
7.8
- Princess Marya
- 1918
The Eyes of Mystery
8.6
- Carma Carmichael
- 1918
Captain of the Gray Horse Troop
5.9
- Elsie
- 1917
Aladdin from Broadway
6.8
- Faimeh
- 1917

Personal details

Alternative name
- Miss Edith Storey
Born
- March 18, 1892
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- October 9, 1967
- Northport, Long Island, New York, USA(undisclosed)
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Publicity listings
- 11 Articles
- 2 Magazine Cover Photos

Did you know

Trivia
Athletic brunette silent screen heroine with Vitagraph and Metro, a former child actress. She often appeared in westerns, period dramas and adventure films. At the height of the Spanish Influenza Epidemic, Storey drove an ambulance for the National League for Women's Service in New York and worked as a night nurse in the overcrowded hospitals of the city. She retired from films in 1921, living out the remainder of her life in rural Long Island.

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