Renee Davies

Renee Davies born around the late 1890s. now a forgotten performer, she was once a well-known British stage actress of comedy and drama theatre from the mid 1910s, exquisitley beautiful blond lady who appeared in only one movie, playing the role of Mary Tremblette in a popular drama 'For Her Father's Sake' from a play by Alfred Sutro, directed by Alexander Butler, starring Owen Nares in the lead as Walter Cardew and Isobel Elsom as Lilian Armitage made at the G.B. Samuelson Production Company in 1921.