New York Times November 8, 1961 (page 35):
BIJOU FERNANDEZ,
STAGE ACTRESS, 84
Performer for More Than Seven Decades Is Dead
Bijou Fernandez, whose career in the legitimate theatre spanned more than seven decades, died yesterday morning at University Hospital after a brief illness. She was 84 years old and lived at the Lancaster Hotel, 22 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Miss Bijou was born here, the daughter of Mrs. E. L. Fernandez, a well-known dramatic agent.
As a child actress she appeared with James ONeill in The Two Orphans, . . .
During World War I, she was active in the Stage Womens War Relief. . .
There are no immediate survivors.
BIJOU FERNANDEZ,
STAGE ACTRESS, 84
Performer for More Than Seven Decades Is Dead
Bijou Fernandez, whose career in the legitimate theatre spanned more than seven decades, died yesterday morning at University Hospital after a brief illness. She was 84 years old and lived at the Lancaster Hotel, 22 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Miss Bijou was born here, the daughter of Mrs. E. L. Fernandez, a well-known dramatic agent.
As a child actress she appeared with James ONeill in The Two Orphans, . . .
During World War I, she was active in the Stage Womens War Relief. . .
There are no immediate survivors.
New York Times November 8, 1961 (page 35):
BIJOU FERNANDEZ,
STAGE ACTRESS, 84
Performer for More Than Seven Decades Is Dead
Bijou Fernandez, whose career in the legitimate theatre spanned more than seven decades, died yesterday morning at University Hospital after a brief illness. She was 84 years old and lived at the Lancaster Hotel, 22 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Miss Bijou was born here, the daughter of Mrs. E. L. Fernandez, a well-known dramatic agent.
As a child actress she appeared with James ONeill in The Two Orphans, . . .
During World War I, she was active in the Stage Womens War Relief. . .
There are no immediate survivors.
BIJOU FERNANDEZ,
STAGE ACTRESS, 84
Performer for More Than Seven Decades Is Dead
Bijou Fernandez, whose career in the legitimate theatre spanned more than seven decades, died yesterday morning at University Hospital after a brief illness. She was 84 years old and lived at the Lancaster Hotel, 22 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Miss Bijou was born here, the daughter of Mrs. E. L. Fernandez, a well-known dramatic agent.
As a child actress she appeared with James ONeill in The Two Orphans, . . .
During World War I, she was active in the Stage Womens War Relief. . .
There are no immediate survivors.
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