Florence Crawford was an American
silent film
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actress
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["Florence Crawford of Mutual"](_blank)
''Motography'' (January 23, 1915): 140.
Crawford was born in Franklin, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, and educated in Pittsburgh and New York. She worked for
William Fox, Universal,
and
Mutual Film Corporation.
Filmography
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The Scarlet West (1925) .... Mrs. Harper
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The Path of Happiness (1916) .... Doris Ingraham
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The Man Inside (1916) .... Yvette Deplau
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Driven by Fate (1915)
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Copper
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(1915)
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Buried Treasure (1915)
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The Job and the Jewels (1915)
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The Little Mother (1915/II)
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Her Buried Past (1915) .... Mrs. Madison
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Your Baby and Mine (1915)
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The Deputy's Chance That Won (1915)
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The Beast Within (1915) .... Mamie Rose
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The Express Messenger (1915)
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After Twenty Years (1915)
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The Terror of the Mountains (1915)
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A Lucky Disappointment (1914)
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Bill and Ethel at the Ball(1914)
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The Forest Thieves (1914)
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They Never Knew (1914)
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The Hidden Message (1914)
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The Miner's Peril (1914)
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Out of the Deputy's Hands (1914)
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Bad Man Mason (1914)
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The Tardy Cannon Ball (1914)
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Where the Mountains Meet (1914)
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The High Grader (1914)
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The Miner's Baby (1914)
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The Stolen Oar (1914)
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The Sheriff's Prisoner (1914)
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How Bill Squared It for His Boss (1914) (as Miss Crawford)
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A Pair of Cuffs (1914)
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His Punishment (1914/I)
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It's a Bear! (1914)
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The Thief and the Book (1914)
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Sorority Initiation (1914)
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The Lady Killer (1913)
References
External links
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Florence Crawford on cover of ''Reel Life'' magazine; Jan. 1915archived)
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American film actresses
Actresses from Pittsburgh
American silent film actresses
1880 births
1954 deaths
20th-century American actresses