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| birthplace = [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]], [[United States|U.S.]]
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| deathplace = [[Santa Monica, California]], [[United States|U.S.]]
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| yearsactive = 1916 - 1949
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:''For the suspense/myster author see [[Mildred B. Davis]]''
'''Mildred 'Mid' Davis''' (February 22 1901 - August 18 1969) was an [[United States|American]] [[actor|actress]] who appeared in many of [[Harold Lloyd]]'s classic silent comedies and eventually became his wife.
== Early life and career ==
Mildred was born in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and educated at the "Friends School" there. After several years spent studying, she traveled to Los Angeles in the hopes of securing a role in a film. She was very petite, at just 5'2" (157.5 cm) tall, and weighed 100 pounds (45.5 kg). After appearing in several small roles, her stunning features drew the attention of comedian [[Harold Lloyd]], who cast her in his comedy short ''[[From Hand to Mouth]]'' in [[1919]]. It would be the first of fifteen films they would star in together.
On Saturday [[February 10]], [[1923]] she married [[Harold Lloyd]]. After their marriage Harold (possibly fearful of becoming a shadow to his wife's career) announced that Davis would not appear in any more pictures. After much persuasion on Mildred's part she received Harold's consent for her return to the screen in ''[[Too Many Crooks]]'', which Lloyd produced through his production company. By this time, however, her momentum as a leading lady was lost and her career never regained the prestige that many believed it could have had.
== Personal life ==
Her brother was actor [[Jack Davis (actor)|Jack Davis]] of ''[[Our Gang]]'', and later a prominent Beverly Hills physician. She and [[Harold Lloyd]] had three children including Harold Lloyd, Jr. Mildred was very active in [[Beverly Hills]], and as hostess at the Lloyds' estate Greenacres, where she particularly enjoyed rose gardening.
Although the Lloyd marriage was held up to the public as ideal, there were problems with Harold's workaholism and infidelities. Despite this, Harold and Mildred remained very close for their entire life together. In later life she suffered with bouts of [[alcoholism]] and depression, but found comfort in her strong friendships with actresses [[Marion Davies]] and [[Colleen Moore]]. She also developed a long lasting friendship with Lloyd's assistant Roy Brooks, who lived with them at Greenacres for over forty years.
Davis died from a [[myocardial infarction|coronary]] following a series of [[strokes]] in [[Santa Monica, California]] in [[1969]].
== Filmography ==
*Marriage a la Carte (1916)
*Fighting Mad (1917)
*What'll We Do with Uncle? (1917)
*A Weaver of Dreams (1918)
*[[Bud's Recruit]] (1918)
*Tough Luck (1919)
*Looking for Trouble (1919)
*Giving the Bride Away (1919)
*Call for Mr. Caveman (1919)
*All at Sea (1919)
*All Wrong (1919)
*[[From Hand to Mouth]] (1919)
*[[Number, Please?]] (1920)
*[[Get Out and Get Under]] (1920)
*[[High and Dizzy]] (1920)
*[[An Eastern Westerner]] (1920)
*[[Haunted Spooks]] (1920)
*Getting His Goat (1920/II)
*[[His Royal Slyness]] (1920)
*The Floor Below (1920)
*Why Go Home? (1920)
*Red Hot Hottentotts (1920)
*[[A Sailor-Made Man]] (1921)
*[[Never Weaken]] (1921)
*[[I Do (1921 film)|I Do]] (1921)
*[[Among Those Present]] (1921)
*[[Now or Never (film)|Now or Never]] (1921)
*[[Doctor Jack]] (1922)
*[[Grandma's Boy]] (1922)
*Condemned (1923)
*Temporary Marriage (1923)
*[[Safety Last!]] (1923)
*Too Many Crooks (1927)
*[[The Devil's Sleep]] (1949)
==External links==
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0205192/ Internet Movie Database]
*[http://silentladies.com/PDavis.html Photo gallery]
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