Mary McIvor

Mary McIvor was born on Aug 31, 1904 in USA. Mary McIvor's big-screen debut came with The Sudden Gentleman directed by Thomas N. Heffron in 1917.

Mary McIvor born Mary Ellsworth McIvor in Barnesville, Ohio in 1904. Vaudeville performer, beautiful, lovely young brunette star who appeared mainly in westerns from 1917 at the age of 13, first starring role as Lady Maryska in 'Paddy O'Hara' directed by Walter Edwards and starring her future husband action cowboy hero William Desmond whom she married on March 22nd 1919 when she was only 14, he was 41 years old. She starred in another four films with her husband until 1925's 'The Burning Trail' for the Universal Film Co after which she retired. She appeared in at least nine movies one of her best known was in 'The Square Deal Man' starring opposite cowboy legend William S. Hart in 1917. She died from a heart attack in Hollywood in 1941 age 36.