Daisy Cordell

Beautiful English brunette star Daisy Cordell born in the mid 1880's. Became a well-known classical theatre performer from 1901. Exquisitley gorgeous English lady who starred in many romantic, adventure and crime movies, often working under the direction of Percy Nash at the Neptune Film Co from 1914. She made her film debut in a crime/drama 'The Harbour Lights' co-starring with Gerald Lawrence, her most memorable roles, as Mrs. Travers in 'Disraeli' starring Dennis Eadie in 1916 and in 'The Life of a London Actress' directed by Alexander Butler and starring Daphne Glenne at Barker Film Co in 1919. Her last screen appearance was in 'Shoeblack of Piccadilly' with Eileen Magrath in 1920.