Elsie Ferguson(1883-1961)

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Elsie Ferguson nació el 19 de agosto de 1883 en Nueva York, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue una actriz, conocida por Scarlet Pages (1930), Eyes of the Soul (1919) y His Parisian Wife (1919). Estuvo casada con Victor Augustus Seymour Egan, Frederick Worlock, Thomas Benedict Clarke Jr. y Frederick Chamberlain Hoey. Murió el 15 de noviembre de 1961 en New London, Connecticut, Estados Unidos.

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Scarlet Pages

5.6

Mary Bancroft

1930

Eyes of the Soul

Gloria Swann

1919

His Parisian Wife

Fauvette

1919

The Witness for the Defense

7.4

Stella Derrick

1919

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Scarlet Pages
5.6
- Mary Bancroft
- 1930
The Unknown Lover
- Elaine Kent
- 1925
Outcast
- Miriam
- 1922
Forever
5.8
- Mimsi
- 1921
Footlights
- Lisa Parsinova
- Lizzie Parsons
- 1921
Sacred and Profane Love
- Carlotta Peel
- 1921
Lady Rose's Daughter
- Julie le Breton
- Lady Rose
- Lady Maude
- 1920
His House in Order
- Nina Graham
- 1920
Counterfeit
- Virginia Griswold
- 1919
The Witness for the Defense
7.4
- Stella Derrick
- 1919
A Society Exile
- Nora Shard, aka Christine
- 1919
The Avalanche
- Chichita
- Madame Delano
- Helene
- 1919
Eyes of the Soul
- Gloria Swann
- 1919
The Marriage Price
- Helen Tremaine
- 1919
His Parisian Wife
- Fauvette
- 1919

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Altura
- 1.65 m
Nacimiento
- 19 de agosto de 1883
- Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 15 de noviembre de 1961
- New London, Connecticut, Estados Unidos(causa no comunicada)
Cónyuges
Otros trabajos
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Listados publicitarios
- 21 Artículos
- 3 Fotos de portada de revista

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Trivia
She had no surviving heirs. Her will left $1,000,000 to the Animal Medical Center in New York, NY, plus various sums to Bide-A-Wee, Orphans of the Storm, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and England's the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Citas
All the while, the middle classes and the lower classes, people are struggling and worrying and fretting their lives away over questions of food and education for their children and the wherewithal for the essentials of life. When a man has accumulated m ore than, say, a million, the moneys made should revert back to those who have contributed to the amassment.