Anne Cornwall, an American actress born in 1897, made her mark in the film industry over four decades, beginning her career in silent films in 1918. Known for her roles in early cinema, she gained recognition as one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars in 1925. Collectors are particularly drawn to her performance in *Only 38* (1923), a charming silent film that showcases her talent during a transformative era in Hollywood. This title, along with her later appearances in talkies, highlights her versatility and the evolution of film itself. Cornwall's enduring appeal lies in her contributions to both silent and sound films, making her a fascinating figure for collectors interested in the history of home video releases. With a career that spanned from the dawn of cinema to the late 1950s, her work captures a significant period in film history, and her films continue to be sought after by enthusiasts eager to explore the roots of American cinema.