Gertrude McCoy
From Wikipedia Gertrude McCoy (June 30, 1890 – July 17, 1967) was an American film actress of the silent era. She appeared in 131 films between 1911 and 1926. She was born in Sugar Valley, Georgia and died in Atlanta, Georgia.
Heartstrings
(Norah)
The Title Cure
(Bessie Clayworth)
His Mother's Hope
(The Mother)
A Royal Divorce
(Josephine)
Caste
(Esther Eccles)
Through Turbulent Waters
(Alice Robinson)
The Brass Bowl
(Sylvia Graeme)
The Silent Witness
(Helen Hastings)
The Danger Mark
(Sylvia Mallett)
Verborgene Gluten
The Temptation of Carlton Earle
(Margaret Roynton)
Nelson
(Lady Hamilton)
The Usurer's Grip
(Mrs. Thomas Jenks)
His Daughter Pays
(Louise La Tour)
The Blue Bird
(Light)
Hope - A Red Cross Seal Story
(Edith)
A Serenade by Proxy
(Muriel, their daughter)
Always Tell Your Wife
(Mrs. Hawkes)
His Daughter
(Nora Thompson - the Daughter)
Revenge Is Sweet
(One of the Office Girls)
A Soldier's Duty
(Grace - John's Sweetheart)
Nets of Destiny
(Constance)
The Diamond Man
(Mrs. Marshalt)
Miriam Rozella
(Lura Wood)
Christie Johnstone
(Christie Johnstone)
Jack and the Beanstalk
(The Fairy)
Marcco, der Bezwinger des Todes
The President’s Special
(Mrs. Farley)
The Stenographer
(Gertrude Sawyer - the Stenographer)
What Could She Do?
(Sylvia Fairfax)
How They Outwitted Father
(Annette Forsythe)
A Letter to Uncle Sam
(Grace)