Nellie Bly Baker

Biography

Nellie Bly Baker was a silent film actress who played minor roles in 13 films from 1921 to 1934, mostly for studios such as Associated First National Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. Her notable performances include Clara Johnson in "The Red Kimono" (1926) and Slum Nurse in "The Kid" (1921). Baker's career was marked by supporting roles, often in films based on true stories or focusing on social issues like prostitution. She worked alongside notable directors, but specifics of her collaborations are not documented.