Kitty Gordon
Biography
From Wikipedia
Her first professional stage appearance was at the Princes Theatre in Bristol in 1901 in the touring production of San Toy. She appeared in The Duchess of Dantzic in 1903 and the operetta Véronique in 1904. In 1909, she moved to New York, where she became a regular on the New York stage.
She made her first film appearance in 1916 in As in a Looking Glass. During the next three years she made twenty-one films. On 19 October 1911, she starred in the debut of composer Victor Herbert's musical The Enchantress at the New York Theatre. She continued her stage work from 1919 onwards. She also made television appearances.
On 25 June 1920, during a Vaudeville performance in Chicago with her husband, Jack Wilson, and her daughter, Vera Beresford, Gordon's stage gun discharged a live round and shot Joseph A. Hack, an offstage acrobat.
She died in a nursing home in New York in 1974.
Acting (13 movies)
Forget-Me-Not
1917
The Volunteer
1917
National Red Cross Pageant
1917
Vera, the Medium
1917
As in a Looking Glass
1916
Stolen Orders
1918
The Wasp
1918
Playthings of Passion
1919
Adele
1919
The Crucial Test
1916
Her Hour
1917
Beloved Adventuress
1917
Her Maternal Right
1916
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