Actress. She played Aunt Mary in the 1914 film, The Spitfire. Her career on Broadway began in 1925 and ended in 1930, but in that time she acted in projects with Edward Arnold, Pat O'Brien, and Spencer Tracy. She played in the original productions of It Is Too Laugh, Quicksand, Conflict, and Overture. She wrote play entitled Stalled in 1919. She was a resident of the Edwin Forrest Home in Parkside, Philadelphia.
Actress. She played Aunt Mary in the 1914 film, The Spitfire. Her career on Broadway began in 1925 and ended in 1930, but in that time she acted in projects with Edward Arnold, Pat O'Brien, and Spencer Tracy. She played in the original productions of It Is Too Laugh, Quicksand, Conflict, and Overture. She wrote play entitled Stalled in 1919. She was a resident of the Edwin Forrest Home in Parkside, Philadelphia.
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