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Name
  
Helen Carruthers

Died
  
1915

Role
  
Actress

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Movies
  
Caught in the Rain, His Trysting Place, Mabel's Blunder, Recreation

Similar People
  
Mack Sennett, Charlie Chaplin, Mabel Normand

Helen Carruthers (1892-1925) was an American actress of the silent film era. Carruthers is best known for her work in Keystone comedies.

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Career

Helen's career began in 1914. She appeared in thirty-five Keystone comedies, seventeen of which were alongside Charlie Chaplin. Her film debut was in the Chaplin comedy, His Favourite Pastime. Her last work for Keystone was as Chaplin's love interest and the King's wife in His Prehistoric Past. Her acting career seemingly ended in 1915.

Personal life

In May 1915, Helen, aged just twenty-three, attempted suicide. She swallowed thirty mercury bichloride tablets, causing severe damage to her kidneys.

References

Helen Carruthers Wikipedia