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Leatrice Joy Gilbert. Actress: Of Human Hearts. Leatrice Joy Gilbert was born on 6 September 1924 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She was an actress, known for Of Human Hearts (1938), This Is Your Life (1955) and Garbo (2005). She was married to John Caldwell Fountain, Ernest Gebler, Henry Hart, George Arthur Hoover and Francis Michael Carney.
The Silent Partner: Directed by Charles Maigne. With Leatrice Joy, Owen Moore, Robert Edeson, Robert Schable. Wall Street clerk George Coburn leaves the employ of broker Ralph Coombes to become an independent speculator. Although she disapproves, George's wife, Lisa, insists on being his "silent partner" with a fifty percent share of the profits.
Leatrice Joy (7 November 1893 – 13 Mei 1985) was 'n Amerikaanse aktrise. Sy was bekend vir haar rolle in die rolprente The Ace of Hearts (1921), Manslaughter (1922), You Can't Fool Your Wife (1923), en The Love Trader (1930).
Leatrice Joy Zeidler Birth Place. New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Born. November 07, 1893. Died. May 13, 1985. Biography. Read More Pert, dark-haired silent screen star who made over 60 films, many ...
17 de feb. de 2024 · The first Leatrice is an actress; the se Once upon a time, a new and quite original little actress drew towards her, by her work, the most discriminating eyes in the motion picture industry. Needless to say she became a star, but it says much for Leatrice Joy that she did not at the same time, cease being an actress. Skip to content.
Photo; Brownlow, “Leatrice Joy Interview”), and this reaction on his part may have helped publicize both Joy and her haircut. In its 1926 review of The Clinging Vine, Film Daily says that Leatrice Joy “makes good use of her mannish bob” (“Clinging Vine.” Review).
