Selected Filmography
| Year | Film | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1912 | The Post Telegrapher | ||
| The Triumph of Right | Their Little Daughter | ||
| His Nemesis | |||
| The Frontier Child | A Frontier Child | ||
| His Squaw | |||
| His Sense of Duty | |||
| 1913 | A Shadow of the Past | ||
| The Wheels of Destiny | |||
| The Way of a Mother | |||
| The Miser | |||
| The Drummer of the 8th | |||
| A Child of War | |||
| A True Believer | |||
| The Seal of Silence | |||
| Granddad | Mildred | ||
| Borrowed Gold | |||
| 1914 | Romance of Sunshine Alley | ||
| O Mimi San | |||
| The Courtship of O San | |||
| Wolves of the Underworld | |||
| The Colonel's Orderly | |||
| The Social Ghost | Ethel | ||
| Shadows of the Past | |||
| A Frontier Mother | |||
| The Sheriff of Bisbee | |||
| Shorty and the Fortune Teller | |||
| When America Was Young | |||
| Mildred's Doll | Mildred | ||
| The Magic Cloak of Oz | Princess Margaret 'Fluff' of Noland | ||
| His Majesty, the Scarecrow of Oz | Button-Bright, who is lost and doesn't care | ||
| Jimmy | Mary | ||
| 1915 | The Lone Cowboy | ||
| The Warrens of Virginia | Betty Warren | ||
| Enoch Arden | A Child | (uncredited) | |
| The Little Matchmaker | Mildred | ||
| The Little Soldier Man | Mildred | ||
| The Absentee | Innocence | ||
| A Rightful Theft | |||
| The Old Batch | First Adopted Daughter | ||
| The Choir Boys | |||
| The Little Lumberjack | |||
| The Indian Trapper's Vindication | Dorothy King - their Daughter | ||
| 1916 | Hoodoo Ann | Goldie | survives; Library of Congress |
| Intolerance | Favorite of the Harem | (uncredited), survives; many | |
| The Old Folks at Home | Marjorie | survives | |
| The Matrimaniac | (uncredited), survives; Library of Congress, others | ||
| The Americano | Stenographer | survives; Library of Congress, others | |
| 1917 | The Bad Boy | Mary | lost |
| A Love Sublime | Eurydice | lost | |
| An Old Fashioned Young Man | lost | ||
| Time Locks and Diamonds | Lolita Mendoza | lost | |
| Golden Rule Kate | Olive - Kate's sister | survives; Library of Congress | |
| The Cold Deck | Alice Leigh | lost | |
| The Price of a Good Time | Linnie | lost | |
| 1918 | The Doctor and the Woman | Sidney Page | lost |
| Cupid by Proxy | Jane Stewart | lost | |
| For Husbands Only | Toni Wilde | lost | |
| Borrowed Clothes | Mary Kirk | lost | |
| 1919 | When a Girl Loves | Bess | lost |
| Home | Millicent Rankin | lost | |
| Forbidden | 'Maddie' Irvin | lost | |
| 1920 | Old Dad | Daphne Bretton | lost |
| The Inferior Sex | Allisa Randall | lost (as Mildred Harris Chaplin) | |
| Polly of the Storm Country | Polly | lost (as Mildred Harris Chaplin) | |
| The Woman in His House | Hilda | lost (as Mildred Harris Chaplin) | |
| 1921 | Habit | Irene Fletcher | lost |
| A Prince There Was | Katherine Woods | lost | |
| Fool's Paradise | Rosa Duchene | survives; Library of Congress | |
| 1922 | The First Woman | The Girl | lost |
| 1923 | The Fog | Madelaine Theddon | ?survives |
| The Daring Years | Susie LaMotte | lost | |
| 1924 | The Shadow of the East | Gillian Locke | lost |
| By Divine Right | The Girl | lost | |
| Traffic in Hearts | Alice Hamilton | lost | |
| One Law for the Woman | Polly Barnes | lost | |
| In Fast Company | Barbara Belden | lost | |
| Unmarried Wives | Princess Sonya | lost | |
| Stepping Lively | Evelyn Pendroy, the girl | lost | |
| The Desert Hawk | Marie Nicholls | lost | |
| 1925 | Easy Money | Blanche Amory | survives;Library of Congress |
| Flaming Love | Chita | lost | |
| Beyond the Border | Molly Smith | survives | |
| The Dressmaker from Paris | Joan McGregor | lost (per Lost Film Files) | |
| Super Speed | Claire Knight | survives; Library of Congress | |
| Private Affairs | Amy Lufkin | lost | |
| My Neighbor's Wife | Inventor's Wife | lost | |
| A Man of Iron | Claire Bowdoin | lost | |
| The Fighting Cub | lost | ||
| The Unknown Lover | Gale Norman | lost | |
| Soiled | Pet Darling | lost | |
| 1926 | Mama Behave | Lolita Chase, Charlie's Wife | survives |
| The Isle of Retribution | Lenore Hardenworth | lost | |
| The Self Starter | lost | ||
| Dangerous Traffic | Helen Leonard | survives | |
| The Wolf Hunters | lost | ||
| The Mystery Club | Mrs. Kate Vandeerveer | lost (per Lost Film Files: Universal Pictures) | |
| Cruise of the Jasper B | Agatha Fairhaven | survives; Library of Congress | |
| 1927 | The Show Girl | Maizie Udell | survives; Library of Congress, UCLA Film and Television |
| One Hour of Love | Gwen | lost (per Lost Film Files: Tiffany) | |
| Husband Hunters | Cynthia Kane | lost (per Lost Film Files: Tiffany) | |
| Wandering Girls | Maxine | lost (per Lost Film Files: Columbia Pictures) | |
| Wolves of the Air | Marceline Manning | lost | |
| Burning Gold | lost | ||
| She's My Baby | Claire Daltour | lost | |
| Rose of the Bowery | lost | ||
| The Swell-Head | Kitty | lost (per Lost Film Files: Columbia Pictures) | |
| Sumuru | Helen Graham | survives; Library of Congress | |
| Out of the Past | Dora Prentiss | lost | |
| The Adventurous Soul | Miriam Martin | survives; Library of Congress | |
| 1928 | The Last Lap | ||
| Hearts of Men | Alice Weston | ||
| The Heart of a Follies Girl | Florine | ||
| Lingerie | Mary | ||
| The Speed Classic | Sheila Van Hauten | ||
| Melody of Love | Madelon | ||
| The Power of the Press | Marie Weston | survives | |
| 1929 | Side Street | Bunny | survives |
| Sea Fury | |||
| 1930 | No, No, Nanette | Betty | |
| Melody Man | Martha | ||
| Ranch House Blues | |||
| 1935 | Lady Tubbs | Society Woman | (uncredited) |
| The quiero con locura | |||
| Never Too Late | Mary Lloyd Hartley | ||
| 1936 | Movie Maniacs | Leading Lady | |
| Great Guy | Bit Role | (uncredited) | |
| 1942 | Reap the Wild Wind | Dancing Lady | (uncredited) |
| Holiday Inn | Woman | (uncredited) (unconfirmed) |
|
| 1944 | The Story of Dr. Wassell | Dutch nurse | (uncredited) |
| Fun Time | Tillie | (uincredited) | |
| Hail the Conquering Hero | Wife of Marine Colonel | (uncredited) | |
| 1945 | Having a Wonderful Crime | Guest | (uncredited) |
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