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William Farnum * Jackie Saunders in "The Scuttlers" 1920 Silent Film Fox Fight

$ 9.5

Availability: 62 in stock
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  • Condition: Very Good Condition

    Description

    William Farnum & Jackie Saunders in "The Scuttlers" presented by William Fox  1920
    11 x 14 Lobby card is in very good condition..... minor wear around the edges
    William Farnum was born the son of G.D. Farnum and Adela Le Gros, actors who trained their William and his two brothers, Dustin Farnum and Marshall Farnum, in their profession. William made his stage debut at the age of 10 in Richmond, Virginia, in a production of "Julius Caesar" starring Edwin Booth. His first Broadway appearance was in 1896. His first major stage success was in the title role in "Ben Hur", in which he toured for five years. From 1915 to 1925 he devoted himself exclusively to motion pictures and became one of the highest paid stars in Hollywood, receiving from William Fox ,000 weekly. In 1924 he was seriously injured while filming The Man Who Fights Alone (1924). After that he was reduced to playing minor roles until the end of the silent era. He returned to the stage in 1925 playing Sir Ralph Morgan in "The Buccaneer". The following year he appeared in the title role of Julius Caesar and two years later was on Broadway as Banquo in "Macbeth". On June 10, 1953, Farnum's funeral was held at the Wilshire Methodist Church in Los Angeles. Pallbearers were Cecil B. DeMille, Jesse Lasky, Frank Lloyd, Clarence Brown, Charles Coburn and Leo Carillo. The eulogy was read by Pat O'Brien.
    Jacqueline (Jackie) Saunders was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 6, 1892. She was a young 22 years old when she first appeared in the silent movie, THE WILL O' THE WISP. She stayed fairly busy throughout her career. She was an actress who wasn't as noticed as some others. She was pretty, but not beautiful. She was talented, but nothing that was overwhelming. After THE PEOPLE VS. NANCY PRESTON in 1925, Jackie left films for good. She died in Palm Springs, California on July 14, 1954. She was 62 years old.
    Sadly this 1920 seafaring drama, remains a lost silent film.
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