Her ghost has been said to haunt the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York City. (imdb.com)
Oldest of three. Younger brothers were James (born 1896) and William (born 1899). (imdb.com)
A member of the Ziegfeld Follies (imdb.com)
Was the first actress to play a 'Flapper' which would become a huge fad in the coming years. (imdb.com)
Was sister-in-law of Mary Pickford. (imdb.com)
Daughter-in-law of Charlotte Smith. (imdb.com)
Discovered by Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. for his Follies of 1915, he also cast her in the "Ziegfeld Midnight Frolics" which was a racier, after-hours show atop the New Amsterdam Theater for mostly male audiences. She often wore nothing but balloons which the gents would eagerly burst with their cigars. She also became Ziegfeld's mistress. (imdb.com)
Was a Ziegfeld Girl. (imdb.com)
Found poisoned in her room after consuming mercury bichloride tablets dissolved in alcohol. The circumstances around this event were mysterious but were officially determined to be accidental. She died five days later in the American Hospital in Neuilly. (imdb.com)
Sister-in-law of Mary Pickford and Lottie Pickford. (imdb.com)
Her personal belongings were sold at auction in New York for $26,931. Fellow screen star Mabel Normand bought a 14-karet gold cigarette case for $50, a 20-piece toilet set for $1,425, a diamond pearl brooch and sapphire pin for $500, and a platinum set with star sapphire for $425 (22 November 1920) (imdb.com)
Was the first actress to play a `Flapper` which would become a huge fad in the coming years.
Discovered by Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. for his Follies of 1915, he also cast her in the "Ziegfeld Midnight Frolics" which was a racier, after-hours show atop the New Amsterdam Theater for mostly male audiences. She often wore nothing but balloons which the gents would eagerly burst with their cigars. She also became Ziegfeld`s mistress.
Her ghost has been said to haunt the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York City.
Her personal belongings were sold at auction in New York for $26,931. Fellow screen star Mabel Normand bought a 14-karet gold cigarette case for $50, a 20-piece toilet set for $1,425, a diamond pearl brooch and sapphire pin for $500, and a platinum set with star sapphire for $425 (22 November 1920)
Sister-in-law of Mary Pickford and Lottie Pickford.
A member of the Ziegfeld Follies
Irish-American descent
Found poisoned in her room after consuming mercury bichloride tablets dissolved in alcohol. The circumstances around this event were mysterious but were officially determined to be accidental. She died five days later in the American Hospital in Neuilly.
Register to update information, save favorites, post photos, news stories and comments. A LucyMe.com login allows you to edit our four websites.