Mary Jane Irving

Career overview

Mary Jane Irving was an American actress born on October 20, 1913, in Columbia, South Carolina. Her professional acting career spanned over two decades, during which she appeared in a significant number of motion pictures. According to film records, her active years in the film industry stretched from 1917 through 1938. Over the course of this extensive career, she appeared in dozens of films, with varying sources documenting her total filmography at either 50 or 58 acting credits.

Among her recognized acting work are several specific titles from the silent film era and the transition into sound. Notable films associated with her career include The White Lie, released in 1918, Scotty of the Scouts, released in 1926, and The Godless Girl, which was released in 1928. Beyond her professional filmography and personal background, historical records note that she was married to Robert Carson.

Later in life, Irving resided in California. She passed away on July 17, 1983, at the age of 69 in Los Angeles, California. Today, she is remembered as an American actress of the early cinema era whose career encompassed nearly six decades of film history from her childhood appearances in the late nineteen-teens through the late nineteen-thirties.