Claire Windsor [SEP] place of death
but could never recapture the success of her earlier years as a silent screen actress. She had a brief stint on a road tour with Al Jolson in the production of "The Wonder Bar" and occasionally took stage parts. In her later years, Windsor devoted herself to painting.
On April 12, 1943, Windsor officially changed her name to Claire Windsor, and her son took the name of William Willis Windsor.
Claire Windsor died of a heart attack on October 24, 1972, at the age of 80
divorced her fourth husband, Broadway actor Danny Scholl ("Call Me Mister"). Scholl was 45, more than 25 years Griffith's junior. In court she testified that she was not Corinne Griffith. She claimed that she was the actress's younger (by twenty years) sister who had taken her place upon the famous sister's death. Contradictory testimony by actresses Betty Blythe and Claire Windsor, who had both known her since the 1920s, did not shake her story. In 1974, Adele Whitely Fletcher, editor