Marriage
Beavers married a man named Robert Clark in 1936. He later became her manager and helped her to manage her very busy schedule. She not only worked on roles for the films she was in, but also "her twenty-week tours of theaters that she conducted annually”. They later divorced and remarried. Many years later, in 1952, Beavers married Leroy Moore, who was either an interior designer or a chef (varying sources); they stayed together until her death in 1962. She had no children.
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