Alexander, Claire (1898–1927)
Alexander, Claire (1898–1927)
American film dancer. Born 1898 in New York, NY; died of double pneumonia, Nov 16, 1927, in Alhambra, California.
Appeared on screen as one of Mack Sennett's Bathing Beauties and frequently in crowd scenes dancing the Charleston or Black Bottom; appeared in Vitaphone "Jerry" serials (1914–17), including Jerry's Big Mystery, Jerry's Brilliant Scheme, Jerry's Romance, Jerry's Best Friend; other films include A Girl of Yesterday (1915) and Charlie the Hero (1919).
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