Actress. Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, she became an aviatrix flying in Portland, Oregon in 1924. She made her screen debut in the silent film "The Devil House" (1926) and was a member of the Hollywood starlets promotional campaign's Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers in 1927. Her other film credits included "Three's a Crowd" (1927), "Marriage" (1927), "The Chaser" (1928), "Cheyenne" (1929) and "Parade of the West" (1930). She died in Fullerton, California at age 73.
Actress. Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, she became an aviatrix flying in Portland, Oregon in 1924. She made her screen debut in the silent film "The Devil House" (1926) and was a member of the Hollywood starlets promotional campaign's Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers in 1927. Her other film credits included "Three's a Crowd" (1927), "Marriage" (1927), "The Chaser" (1928), "Cheyenne" (1929) and "Parade of the West" (1930). She died in Fullerton, California at age 73.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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GLADYS MCCONNELL BUTTON
"GEMBEE"
BELOVED MOTHER
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