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She continued in films until 1950, when she appeared on the screen for the final time in Key to the City (1950). By this time Blandick had been suffering from poor health for years, especially painful arthritis, and retired from the screen.

The role that was to immortalize her, however, was "Auntie Em" in The Wizard of Oz (1939).

Played different roles in different screen versions of "Huckleberry Finn". In the 1931 version, she played Tom Sawyer's Aunt Polly, a carryover from the 1930 film of "Tom Sawyer", in which she played the same role. In 1939 she played the role of Miss Watson in the Mickey Rooney film "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn".

She did not make another film until the age of 48, when she appeared in Poor Aubrey (1930). She had only three films under her belt by this time but would appear in more than 100 over the next 20 years.

She made nine films in 1930, and thirteen the following year.

Her next film was The Stolen Triumph (1916), after which she returned to the stage, where she seemed more comfortable.

Black Is Back (1914).

Appeared in three Broadway shows with May Irwin between 1913 and 1915. Orlando Daly and Lynn Pratt appeared in at least two of these productions.

Made her Broadway debut in 1901, in the original run of 'If I Were King', by Justin Huntly McCarthy.

Clara Blandick was an American actress born as Clara Dickey and born aboard an American ship off the coast of Hong Kong on June 4, 1880. Little is known about her early life until she became an actress. Although she appeared in 118 films, she was primarily a stage actress. She began her film career at a late age. She was 33 when she was picked for the role as Emily Mason in Mrs.