Helen Badgley
By the time she was just 3 years old she was appearing in her first film, Brother Bob's Baby in 1911. In 1912 she appeared in eleven films, and in 1913, that number increased to twenty two. At age six she lost her two front teeth and "retired" until new ones could appear. She never went back. She ended up with 103 credits to her name earning her the title "Thanhouser Kidlet" after the movie studio Thanhouser located in New York City which burned down. Her father was Gerald Badgely, expert mechanic and electrician at the studio where he perfected the Vista moving picture recorder.
Known for
- The Thunderbolt (1912)
- A Modern Monte Cristo (1917)
- Zudora (1914)
- A Dog's Love (1914)
- Pots-and-Pans Peggy (1917)
- When the Studio Burned (1913)
- When Love Was Blind (1917)
- The Stolen Triumph (1916)
- Just a Shabby Doll (1913)
- The Tiniest of Stars (1913)
- Dottie's New Doll (1912)
- A Rag, a Bone and a Hank of Hair (1917)
- Their Great Big Beautiful Doll (1913)
- My Baby's Voice (1912)
- The Baby and the Boss (1915)
- The Three Roses (1915)
- The Fires of Youth (1917)
- In a Garden (1912)
- The Barrier of Flames (1914)
- The Mother of Her Dreams (1915)