Actress. She began her career performing as a danseuse with the New York City Winter Garden show on Broadway and made her screen debut in "The Daredevil" (1923). She signed with Paramount Pictures in Hollywood, making three comedy pictures in quick succession, "Miss Brewster's Millions" (1926), "The Cat's Pajamas" (1926) and "Wet Paint" (1926). Her first drama role was in "Night of Love" (1927), followed by "Street Angel" (1928). She appeared in two of popular Tarzan films, as ‘Mary Trevor' in "Tarzan the Mighty" (1928) and as 'Jane' in "Tarzan the Tiger" (1929). After a series of roles in B movies, she made her last appearance in "Only Yesterday" (1933). She died in West Hills, California.
Actress. She began her career performing as a danseuse with the New York City Winter Garden show on Broadway and made her screen debut in "The Daredevil" (1923). She signed with Paramount Pictures in Hollywood, making three comedy pictures in quick succession, "Miss Brewster's Millions" (1926), "The Cat's Pajamas" (1926) and "Wet Paint" (1926). Her first drama role was in "Night of Love" (1927), followed by "Street Angel" (1928). She appeared in two of popular Tarzan films, as ‘Mary Trevor' in "Tarzan the Mighty" (1928) and as 'Jane' in "Tarzan the Tiger" (1929). After a series of roles in B movies, she made her last appearance in "Only Yesterday" (1933). She died in West Hills, California.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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