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Trixie Friganza

1870-11-29 Grenola, Kansas, USA

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Biografia

Trixie Friganza (November 29, 1870 – February 27, 1955), born Delia O’Callaghan, began her career as an operetta soubrette working her way from the chorus to starring in musical comedies to having her own feature act on the vaudeville circuit. She transitioned to film in the early 1920s mostly playing small characters that were quirky and comedic and retired from the stage in 1940 due to health concerns. She spent her last years teaching drama to young women in a convent school and when she died she left everything to the convent. She became a highly sought after comic actress after the success of The Chaperons (played "Aramanthe Dedincourt") and is most well-known for her stage roles of Caroline Vokes (or Vokins?) in The Orchid, Mrs. Radcliffe in The Sweetest Girl in Paris, for multiple roles in The Passing Show of 1912, and of course her unforgettable run as a vaudeville headliner. During the height of her career, she used her fame to promote social, civic, and political issues of importance, such as self-love and the Suffragist movement. Description above from the Wikipedia article Trixie Friganza, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Películas

If I Had My Way Herself 1940-05-05
How to Undress in Front of Your Husband Trixie 1937-06-27
Silks and Saddles Aunt Agatha Braddock 1936-12-14
Wanderer of the Wasteland Big Jo 1935-09-09
Myrt and Marge Mrs. Minter 1933-11-25
Strong and Willing 1930-06-29
The March of Time Self - Old Timer Sequence 1930-09-01
Free and Easy Ma 1930-03-22
Estrellados Self (Guest Appearance at Premiere) 1930-07-07
The Unholy Three Lady Customer (uncredited) 1930-07-12
My Bag o' Tricks 1929-01-15
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Mrs. Spoffard 1928-01-22
A Racing Romeo Aunt Hattie 1927-09-01
Dreams of Monte Carlo Flossie Payne 1926-11-15
The Whole Town's Talking Mrs. George Simmons 1926-12-26
Almost a Lady Mrs. Reilly 1926-09-27
The Charmer Mama 1925-04-20
Proud Flesh Mrs. McKee 1925-04-27
The Road to Yesterday Harriet Tyrell 1925-11-13