Complete Filmography
Last update: Dec. 24, 2013.
Extant Film Footage of Claire Windsor in bold type and underlined.
Last update: Dec. 24, 2013.
Extant Film Footage of Claire Windsor in bold type and underlined.
1919
Ola Cronk finds work as an "Extra" at the various studios in Hollywood:
"The Pest" Goldwyn Pictures. April 9, 1919
"The Eyes of Youth" Garson Productions. November 30, 1919. [Claire is supposed to have been an "extra" in a ballroom scene from this movie. However, I have seen a DVD copy of the film and did not find the referred to scene.]
"The Luck of the Irish" Mayflower Photoplay. December 31, 1919.
Ola Cronk finds work as an "Extra" at the various studios in Hollywood:
"The Pest" Goldwyn Pictures. April 9, 1919
"The Eyes of Youth" Garson Productions. November 30, 1919. [Claire is supposed to have been an "extra" in a ballroom scene from this movie. However, I have seen a DVD copy of the film and did not find the referred to scene.]
"The Luck of the Irish" Mayflower Photoplay. December 31, 1919.
1920
Claire's first staring roll:
"To Please One Woman" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). November 16, 1920.
Claire's first staring roll:
"To Please One Woman" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). November 16, 1920.
1921
"What's Worth While" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). February 8, 1921.
"In the Heart of A Fool" Mayflower Photoplay. March 17, 1921.
"The Raiders" Canyon Pictures. May 13, 1921.
"Too Wise Wives" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). May 22, 1921.
"Three Good Pals" Fox Films. June 19, 1921. [Billy Windsor's only film]
LP16702, R36544 June 23, 1948. Director: Nate Watt. Story Lou Seiler.
2 reels.
"The Blot" Louis Weber (Paramount). August 25, 1921.
"Dr. Jim" Universal Films. November 18, 1921.
"What Do Men Want?" Lois Weber (Paramount). December 1, 1921.
"What's Worth While" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). February 8, 1921.
"In the Heart of A Fool" Mayflower Photoplay. March 17, 1921.
"The Raiders" Canyon Pictures. May 13, 1921.
"Too Wise Wives" Lois Weber Productions (Paramount). May 22, 1921.
"Three Good Pals" Fox Films. June 19, 1921. [Billy Windsor's only film]
LP16702, R36544 June 23, 1948. Director: Nate Watt. Story Lou Seiler.
2 reels.
"The Blot" Louis Weber (Paramount). August 25, 1921.
"Dr. Jim" Universal Films. November 18, 1921.
"What Do Men Want?" Lois Weber (Paramount). December 1, 1921.
1922
"Screen Snapshots No. 2" particular number in the series is not known. Pathe' Exchange. 1921-1922. It is not known the nature or extent of the footage of Claire in this short. Most likely it concerns the announcement of the WAMPAS Baby Stars of 1922 of which Claire was a member.
"Grand Larceny" Goldwyn Pictures. January 24, 1922.
"Fools First" First National. June 19, 1922.
"One Clear Call" L. B. Bayer Productions, First National. June 21, 1922.
Early Two Color Kodachrome Test Shots. Publicly shown in September 1922 at the newly built Eastman Theatre in Rochester, NY., the film includes several Hollywood stars including Gloria Swanson, May McAvoy and Claire Windsor. The film has been restored by the George Eastman House and is available for cinema viewing. A portion of the color film with the exception of the Claire Windsor footage, is viewable on YouTube. Scroll to the bottom of this page to view a portion of this film.
"Rich Men's Wives" Preferred Pictured. September 2, 1922.
"Brother's Under the Skin" Goldwyn Pictures. September 25, 1922.
"Broken Chains" Goldwyn Pictures. November 30, 1922.
"The Stranger's Banquet" Goldwyn Pictures. December 31, 1922.
"Screen Snapshots No. 2" particular number in the series is not known. Pathe' Exchange. 1921-1922. It is not known the nature or extent of the footage of Claire in this short. Most likely it concerns the announcement of the WAMPAS Baby Stars of 1922 of which Claire was a member.
"Grand Larceny" Goldwyn Pictures. January 24, 1922.
"Fools First" First National. June 19, 1922.
"One Clear Call" L. B. Bayer Productions, First National. June 21, 1922.
Early Two Color Kodachrome Test Shots. Publicly shown in September 1922 at the newly built Eastman Theatre in Rochester, NY., the film includes several Hollywood stars including Gloria Swanson, May McAvoy and Claire Windsor. The film has been restored by the George Eastman House and is available for cinema viewing. A portion of the color film with the exception of the Claire Windsor footage, is viewable on YouTube. Scroll to the bottom of this page to view a portion of this film.
"Rich Men's Wives" Preferred Pictured. September 2, 1922.
"Brother's Under the Skin" Goldwyn Pictures. September 25, 1922.
"Broken Chains" Goldwyn Pictures. November 30, 1922.
"The Stranger's Banquet" Goldwyn Pictures. December 31, 1922.
1923
"Little Church Around the Corner" Warner Brothers. January 15, 1923.
"Souls For Sale" Rupert Hughes, Goldwyn Pictures. April 12, 1923. Claire makes a cameo appearance in this film from the set of "The Eternal Three."
"Rupert of Hentzau" Selznick Pictures. July 6, 1923.
"The Eternal Three" Goldwyn Pictures. September 23, 1923.
"The Acquittal" Universal Pictures. October 13, 1923
"Little Church Around the Corner" Warner Brothers. January 15, 1923.
"Souls For Sale" Rupert Hughes, Goldwyn Pictures. April 12, 1923. Claire makes a cameo appearance in this film from the set of "The Eternal Three."
"Rupert of Hentzau" Selznick Pictures. July 6, 1923.
"The Eternal Three" Goldwyn Pictures. September 23, 1923.
"The Acquittal" Universal Pictures. October 13, 1923
1924
"Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model" Goldwyn Pictures. March 2, 1924.
"A Son of the Sahara" First National Pictures. April 24, 1924.
The trailer for "A Son of the Sahara" survives.
"For Sale" First National Productions. June 16, 1924.
"Born Rich" First National Pictures. November 19, 1924.
"Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model" Goldwyn Pictures. March 2, 1924.
"A Son of the Sahara" First National Pictures. April 24, 1924.
The trailer for "A Son of the Sahara" survives.
"For Sale" First National Productions. June 16, 1924.
"Born Rich" First National Pictures. November 19, 1924.
1925
"1925 MGM Studio Tour" 32 minute documentary shown regularly on Tuner Classic Movies. Exact production date not known. In this film Claire Windsor is introduced as one of the many MGM stars.
"The Dixie Handicap" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. January 5, 1925.
"The Denial" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. March 9, 1925.
"Just A Woman" First National Pictures. May 18, 1925.
"The White Desert" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. June 22, 1925.
"The Lady Who Lied" First National Pictures. July 2, 1925. This is a lost film. It has not been confirmed that Claire was actually in this film. It is listed in the biographical article "The Career of Claire" published in March 1926 of the Picturegoer. It is possible that she was considered for a role that she did not get, or that she made an un-credited cameo appearance. It should be noted that Claire and Bert Lytell went with the director of this film, Edward Carewe, and Mary Akin to get married in Juarez, Mexico on May 14, 1925.
"Souls for Sables" Tiffany Productions. September 1, 1925
"1925 MGM Studio Tour" 32 minute documentary shown regularly on Tuner Classic Movies. Exact production date not known. In this film Claire Windsor is introduced as one of the many MGM stars.
"The Dixie Handicap" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. January 5, 1925.
"The Denial" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. March 9, 1925.
"Just A Woman" First National Pictures. May 18, 1925.
"The White Desert" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures. June 22, 1925.
"The Lady Who Lied" First National Pictures. July 2, 1925. This is a lost film. It has not been confirmed that Claire was actually in this film. It is listed in the biographical article "The Career of Claire" published in March 1926 of the Picturegoer. It is possible that she was considered for a role that she did not get, or that she made an un-credited cameo appearance. It should be noted that Claire and Bert Lytell went with the director of this film, Edward Carewe, and Mary Akin to get married in Juarez, Mexico on May 14, 1925.
"Souls for Sables" Tiffany Productions. September 1, 1925
1926
Claire Windsor getting her hair "bobbed." The original source is from British Pathe and was entitled "The Crowning Glory - Latest Hair Styles." 1926. It may be seen on YouTube under the title "Hottest Hairstyles form the Roaring Twenties" from Aaron1912. Scroll to the bottom of this page to view the 43 seconds of footage or visit the British Pathe website at http://www.britishpathe.com/video/the-crowning-glory-latest-hair-styles/query/The+crowning+glory
"Dance Madness" Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 29, 1926.
"Money Talks" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. May 19, 1926.
"Tin Hats" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. December 21, 1926.
Claire Windsor getting her hair "bobbed." The original source is from British Pathe and was entitled "The Crowning Glory - Latest Hair Styles." 1926. It may be seen on YouTube under the title "Hottest Hairstyles form the Roaring Twenties" from Aaron1912. Scroll to the bottom of this page to view the 43 seconds of footage or visit the British Pathe website at http://www.britishpathe.com/video/the-crowning-glory-latest-hair-styles/query/The+crowning+glory
"Dance Madness" Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 29, 1926.
"Money Talks" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. May 19, 1926.
"Tin Hats" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. December 21, 1926.
1927
"A Little Journey" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 10, 1927.
"The Claw" Universal Pictures. April 20, 1927.
"The Frontiersman" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. June 27, 1927.
"The Bugle Call" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. August 1, 1927.
"Foreign Devils" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. August 17, 1927.
"Blonds by Choice" Lumas Films. October 31, 1927.
"The Opening Night" Columbia Pictures. December 13, 1927.
"A Little Journey" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 10, 1927.
"The Claw" Universal Pictures. April 20, 1927.
"The Frontiersman" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. June 27, 1927.
"The Bugle Call" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. August 1, 1927.
"Foreign Devils" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. August 17, 1927.
"Blonds by Choice" Lumas Films. October 31, 1927.
"The Opening Night" Columbia Pictures. December 13, 1927.
1928
Date? A short clip of 58 seconds of Claire modeling four dresses appeared briefly on YouTube. Entitled "Hollywood Fashion in Technicolor," the clip was from the Huntley Film Archives in England with the inventory number 1939. Claire's appearance is between 2:54 and 3:52. From the description we find the accompanying text: "Miss Claire Windsor now models some more clothes. An orange suit with a scarf at the neck. A crepe dress and jacket. Matinee wear for afternoon tea! The latest thing for evening wear. An asymmetric long black dress with high black gloves and white strings of pearls. A veiled hat."
http://www.huntleyarchives.com/searchresult.php?keywords=Claire+Windsor&option=all&filmCategory=&filmDecade=&filmSound=&filmColour=&filmNumber=
"Fashion Madness" Columbia Pictures. January 13, 1928.
"Satan and the Woman" Excellent Pictures. January 21, 1928.
"Nameless Men" Tiffany Productions. February 24, 1928.
February 26, 1928. Newsreel footage of the opening of the Moffat Tunnel and the Denver Auto Show. Claire was crowned queen for the event, and footage was taken of her arrival at the train station and the following parade. It is not known if this footage has survived.
"The Grain of Dust" Tiffany-Stahl Productions. August 25, 1928.
"Show People" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. October 20, 1928. Claire appears in the banquet table scene in which numerous MGM stars are seated at a circular table in the MGM Studio while the camera pans from one star to the next. See Photos below.
"Domestic Meddlers" [aka Domestic Relations?] Tiffany-Stahl Productions. November 19, 1928.
"Captain Lash" Fox Films. December 28, 1928.
Date? A short clip of 58 seconds of Claire modeling four dresses appeared briefly on YouTube. Entitled "Hollywood Fashion in Technicolor," the clip was from the Huntley Film Archives in England with the inventory number 1939. Claire's appearance is between 2:54 and 3:52. From the description we find the accompanying text: "Miss Claire Windsor now models some more clothes. An orange suit with a scarf at the neck. A crepe dress and jacket. Matinee wear for afternoon tea! The latest thing for evening wear. An asymmetric long black dress with high black gloves and white strings of pearls. A veiled hat."
http://www.huntleyarchives.com/searchresult.php?keywords=Claire+Windsor&option=all&filmCategory=&filmDecade=&filmSound=&filmColour=&filmNumber=
"Fashion Madness" Columbia Pictures. January 13, 1928.
"Satan and the Woman" Excellent Pictures. January 21, 1928.
"Nameless Men" Tiffany Productions. February 24, 1928.
February 26, 1928. Newsreel footage of the opening of the Moffat Tunnel and the Denver Auto Show. Claire was crowned queen for the event, and footage was taken of her arrival at the train station and the following parade. It is not known if this footage has survived.
"The Grain of Dust" Tiffany-Stahl Productions. August 25, 1928.
"Show People" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. October 20, 1928. Claire appears in the banquet table scene in which numerous MGM stars are seated at a circular table in the MGM Studio while the camera pans from one star to the next. See Photos below.
"Domestic Meddlers" [aka Domestic Relations?] Tiffany-Stahl Productions. November 19, 1928.
"Captain Lash" Fox Films. December 28, 1928.
1929
"Midstream" Tiffany-Stahl Productions. September 9, 1929. It is not known if the original silent film was released in addition to the "talking" version or not. The first act of Gounod's opera "Faust" comprised the synchronized sound portion of the film.
"Zeppelin" Tiffany Productions. This film was never released as a silent film. Instead, the director and cast members were changed and sound scenes with dialog were spliced into the original footage. The sound version was entitled "The Lost Zeppelin."
"Midstream" Tiffany-Stahl Productions. September 9, 1929. It is not known if the original silent film was released in addition to the "talking" version or not. The first act of Gounod's opera "Faust" comprised the synchronized sound portion of the film.
"Zeppelin" Tiffany Productions. This film was never released as a silent film. Instead, the director and cast members were changed and sound scenes with dialog were spliced into the original footage. The sound version was entitled "The Lost Zeppelin."
1932
"Hollywood on Parade, No. A 5" Paramount Publix. December 15, 1932. It is not known if this 1 reel film survives. It is also not know in what context Claire Windsor appears in the film. After the "Wonder Bar" tour with Al Jolson, Claire returned to films and had two which were soon to be released.
1933
"Self-Defense" Monogram Pictures. January 30, 1933.
"Sister to Judas" Mayfair Pictures. January 10, 1933.
"The Constant Woman" KBS Productions. March 18, 1933.
"Kiss of Araby" Monarch Productions. April 21, 1933.
1934
"Cross Streets" Invincible Pictures. January 17, 1934.
"Hollywood on Parade, No. A 5" Paramount Publix. December 15, 1932. It is not known if this 1 reel film survives. It is also not know in what context Claire Windsor appears in the film. After the "Wonder Bar" tour with Al Jolson, Claire returned to films and had two which were soon to be released.
1933
"Self-Defense" Monogram Pictures. January 30, 1933.
"Sister to Judas" Mayfair Pictures. January 10, 1933.
"The Constant Woman" KBS Productions. March 18, 1933.
"Kiss of Araby" Monarch Productions. April 21, 1933.
1934
"Cross Streets" Invincible Pictures. January 17, 1934.
1937
["Topper" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 14, 1937. Although footage of Claire was shot for this film, it did not survive the final editing. It is not known if any of the discarded film has been preserved. It is also not known how the footage was originally planned to be incorporated into the film.]
1938
"Barefoot Boy" Monogram Pictures. August 9, 1938.
1941
"Meet the Stars #2 Baby Stars" Being a former WAMPAS Baby Star of 1922, Claire Windsor is one of 26 judges who predict who will become the future movie stars of 1941.
1945
"How Dooo You Do?" Producers Release Corporation. December 24, 1945.
["Topper" " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. January 14, 1937. Although footage of Claire was shot for this film, it did not survive the final editing. It is not known if any of the discarded film has been preserved. It is also not known how the footage was originally planned to be incorporated into the film.]
1938
"Barefoot Boy" Monogram Pictures. August 9, 1938.
1941
"Meet the Stars #2 Baby Stars" Being a former WAMPAS Baby Star of 1922, Claire Windsor is one of 26 judges who predict who will become the future movie stars of 1941.
1945
"How Dooo You Do?" Producers Release Corporation. December 24, 1945.
1953
1953 made for TV: [G. E.?] Invitation Playhouse, "The Last Act" Claire Windsor and Timothy Carey. A movie star, who was famous in the silent film days, proves to a sneak thief that she is no has-been. It is not known if this performance survives.
1963
"Hollywood Without Make-Up" Filmaster Incorporated. 1963. Claire's amateur film footage of the silent stars at Hearst Castle in included in this documentary.
To watch the film, use this link:
https://archive.org/details/Hollywood_Without_Makeup
1983
"Zelig" Orion Pictures. July 15, 1983. Claire's footage from Hearst Castle is used in this fake documentary.
1953 made for TV: [G. E.?] Invitation Playhouse, "The Last Act" Claire Windsor and Timothy Carey. A movie star, who was famous in the silent film days, proves to a sneak thief that she is no has-been. It is not known if this performance survives.
1963
"Hollywood Without Make-Up" Filmaster Incorporated. 1963. Claire's amateur film footage of the silent stars at Hearst Castle in included in this documentary.
To watch the film, use this link:
https://archive.org/details/Hollywood_Without_Makeup
1983
"Zelig" Orion Pictures. July 15, 1983. Claire's footage from Hearst Castle is used in this fake documentary.
Below: A sample of early Kodachrome two-color test shots. Claire Windsor's footage is not contained in this clip.
Above and below, Claire at the MGM banquet of stars in "Show People."