Agnes Vernon
Agnes Vernon (December 27, 1895 – February 21, 1948) was an American film actress of the silent era. She appeared in more than 90 films between 1914 and 1922. She made a number of films in Australia, having been brought out there by Snowy Baker and E.J. Carroll. She sometimes appeared credited as Brownie Vernon or Bernice Vere. Biography. Vernon was born December 27, 1895 in La Grande, Oregon. She appeared in a number of films in the United States, including for Universal Pictures. She appeared in several Westerns with Lon Chaney, including "The Old Cobbler", and "A Ranch  Romance" (both 1914). Vernon starred in several multi-reel films for Carl Laemmle, including "The Girl of the Dance Hall" (1915). She also co-starred with Gloria Swanson in the comedy "Dangers of a Bride" (1917). In the early 1920s, Vernon relocated to Australia to appear in films produced by Snowy Baker and E.J. Carroll. Among these pictures were "The Man from Kangaroo" (1920), "The Shadow of Lightning Ridge" (1920), and "Silks and Saddles" (1921). Vernon died on February 21, 1948, in San Diego, California.