Actress. She began her career working with the Thanhouser Film Company, New York and made her debut in the silent serial film "Mystery of the Double Cross" in 1917. In 1918, she accepted an offer from director D.W. Griffith, relocated to Hollywood and appeared in supporting for the films "True Heart Susie" (1919), "Other Woman" (1919), "The Girl Who Stayed at Home" (1919) and "True Heart Susie" (1919). She received her first starring role in "The Idol Dancer" (1920) and was working on "Way Down East" (1920), when she suddenly died from intestinal malaise before the film's release.
Actress. She began her career working with the Thanhouser Film Company, New York and made her debut in the silent serial film "Mystery of the Double Cross" in 1917. In 1918, she accepted an offer from director D.W. Griffith, relocated to Hollywood and appeared in supporting for the films "True Heart Susie" (1919), "Other Woman" (1919), "The Girl Who Stayed at Home" (1919) and "True Heart Susie" (1919). She received her first starring role in "The Idol Dancer" (1920) and was working on "Way Down East" (1920), when she suddenly died from intestinal malaise before the film's release.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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