Ida Waterman(1852-1941)

Actress

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Ida Waterman

Ida Waterman was born on 10 March 1852 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. She was an actress, known for Sa Majesté s'amuse (1925), À chacun sa vie (1918) and The Enchanted Cottage (1924). She was married to Joseph Francoeur and Fred Waterman. She died on 22 May 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

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Known for

Ricardo Cortez and Frances Howard in Sa Majesté s'amuse (1925)

Sa Majesté s'amuse

6.3

Movie

Princess Beatrice

1925

Mary Pickford in À chacun sa vie (1918)

À chacun sa vie

6.2

Movie

Mrs. David Phillips

1918

Richard Barthelmess and May McAvoy in The Enchanted Cottage (1924)

The Enchanted Cottage

6.9

Movie

Mrs. Smallwood

1924

Short

Granny(as Ida Wilkinson)

1914

Credits

Actress

Say It Again
5.3
- Marguerite
- 1926
Au suivant de ces messieurs
6.4
- Mrs. Winifred King
- 1926
Détresse
5.8
- Mrs. Clarke
- 1925
Sa Majesté s'amuse
6.3
- Princess Beatrice
- 1925
The Enchanted Cottage
6.9
- Mrs. Smallwood
- 1924
Scandale !
7.6
- Mrs. Maturin Colbert
- 1924
Notoriety
- Mrs. Beal
- 1922
Love's Redemption
- Mrs. Standish
- 1921
The Lotus Eater
6.6
- Mrs. Hastings Vance
- 1921
The Inner Chamber
- Mrs. Finch-Brown
- 1921
Her Lord and Master
- Lady Canning
- 1921
Le Poids du passé
- Lady Henry Delafield
- 1920
Le loup de dentelle
- Countess of Raystone
- 1920
Counterfeit
- Mrs. Griswold
- 1919
The Invisible Bond
- Mrs. Crossey
- 1919

Personal details

Alternative name
- Ida Wilkinson
Born
- March 10, 1852
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
- May 22, 1941
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Spouses
Other works
Performed on Broadway in the following productions:
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
Stage actress. Waterman performed on Broadway extensively from 1899 to mid-1922 (see "Other Works").

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