Clara Horton

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Characters played by Clara Horton

Jean Dawson — All Around Frying Pan (1925)

Jean Dawson is the daughter of Jim Dawson, the manager of the Lawrence ranch. Bart Andrews falls in love with her after he is given work at the ranch. The plot summary provides no further details about her actions or involvement in the cattle theft and robbery events.

Betty Graham — The Fortune Hunter (1927)

Betty is the daughter of Sam Graham, the village druggist, and becomes the woman Nat truly loves. Nat helps revive her father's failing shop, allowing Betty to attend finishing school with renewed hope. When she returns, she is heartbroken to hear of Nat's announced engagement to Josie, but accepts Nat's sincere proposal after he breaks free of it.

Becky Thatcher — Huck and Tom (1918)

Becomes lost in Painted Cave alongside Tom following Injun Joe's escape. Survives a four-day ordeal before returning home safely.

Becky Thatcher — Tom Sawyer (1917)

Becky Thatcher is a newcomer who immediately captures Tom Sawyer's attention. She accepts his engagement proposal and kisses him, but becomes furious when he reveals his earlier engagement to Amy Lawrence. After Tom returns from the island, Becky reconciles with him.

Cecile — Sailor Izzy Murphy (1927)

A friend of the perfume merchant's daughter who arrives aboard her own yacht while the dangerous crew has taken over the Esmeralda. She is drawn into a lively dance party staged to conceal the chaos, giving Izzy an opportunity to send a secret note for help. A rescue party then arrives and captures the escaped inmates.

Career Overview

Clara Horton has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include The Broadway Gallant, Fighting Blood, Fighting Blood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
29
Birth Date
1904-07-29
Birth Place
Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

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