Estelle Clark (May 7, 1898 - December 3, 1982) was a Polish-American film actress with a career spanning between the 1920s and 1930s.

The family initially lived in New York, before moving to Cleveland and lastly to Detroit, where Clark graduated from high school.

In 1921 she moved to Los Angeles to start her career as an actress, although it was interrupted because of the death of her mother, and she returned to Detroit to take care of her father.

American silent cinema was gaining followers and it needed a new actress and Clark started to show attention for it.

She subsequently appeared in the films Sinners in Silk (1924), So This Is Marriage (1924), The Denial (1925), A Slave of Fashion (1925), Tillie the Toiler and Hollywood Trouble (1935) among others.