Mature Roles
She is most noted for her 1913 performance in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. It was staged at the Republic Theater (New Victory Theatre), 209 West 42nd Street. Her other successful theatrical performances include roles in Young Wisdom, Tipping The Winner, A Breath of Old Virginia, Mother Carey's Chickens, The Bestsellers, Please Get Married, Kissing Time (1920), A Love Scandal, The Evangelist, Tarnished and Private Lives. She performed in London, England and in Australia with the Toronto Theatre Guild. In vaudeville she appeared at the Palace Theater, New York, 1564 Broadway. Most of her later work was with summer theaters and on radio.
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