Career
She worked for First National Pictures. Her film career lasted until the late 1930s. She played the Infanta of Spain in The Sea Hawk (1924) of Frank Lloyd, and portrayed "Señorita González" in Rose of the Golden West, with Mary Astor. Her final roles were "Suzie" in Sam Wood's Madam X (1937), and uncredited ones in I'll Give A Million (1938) and Suez (1938).
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