“From a child, I have always loved the works of Shakespeare and were the matter of choice left to me, I would play no other parts. Next to those of the great Bard of Avon, I love the plays dealing with the great American middle class – if such class distinction is permissible – the great mass of people who are the very foundation of our wonderful country.” — Laura Sawyer in 1913
“I’m afraid I’m not very athletic, though I do enjoy dancing and horseback riding when I can find time for them. Most of all, though, I love good music and books, and am living in hopes for a time when I may have more leisure than at present to devote to them.” — Laura Sawyer in 1913
“Interested in woman suffrage? Not at all. It’s too big a subject for a busy woman like myself. I love my work and am happy when I’m filling a role that I feel will be well received by audiences that are coming more and more to appreciate good work among the silent actors.” — Laura Sawyer in 1913
“The abnormal woman, either on or off the stage, is to me an abomination, and I can find no real pleasure in depicting these, though in my four years before the camera I have often been compelled to do so.” — Laura Sawyer in 1913
Romance of the Cliff Dwellers (1911)
