During the next ten years, Davies appeared in 29 films, an average of almost three films a year. One of her best known roles was as Mary Tudor in "When Knighthood Was in Flower" (1922), directed by Robert G. Vignola, with whom she collaborated on several films. The 1922–23 period may have been her most successful period as an actress, with both "When Knighthood Was in Flower" and "Little Old New York" ranking among the top 3 box-office hits of those years. She was named the number one female box-office star by theater owners and crowned as "Queen of the Screen" at their 1924 convention in Hollywood. Other hit silent films included "Beverly of Graustark", "The Cardboard Lover", "Enchantment","The Bride's Play", "Lights of Old Broadway", "Zander the Great", "The Red Mill", "Yolanda", "Beauty's Worth", and "The Restless Sex".