Biography
Marguerite Clayton was an American performer active during the silent film era. Born on April 12, 1891 in Ogden, Utah, Clayton appeared in numerous productions throughout her career, working primarily in front of the camera. Her filmography includes roles in at least two known titles: Vultures of Society from 1916, where Clayton portrayed Eloise Cleverman, and Two-Bit Seats from 1917, in which she played Alice Carroll. These credits reflect her presence in the industry during a period when silent films dominated American cinema.
Clayton’s work contributed to the broader landscape of early motion pictures, a time marked by rapid experimentation in storytelling and visual techniques. Though her career extended over several decades, the records confirm participation in at least these two pro…
