- Audrey Chapman
Audrey Chapman (
March 2 ,1899 -August 10 ,1993 ) was an actress in motion pictures of thesilent film era fromPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania .Chapman was educated in Philadelphia and
Los Angeles, California . She went from a finishing school directly into movies. In "The Money Changers" (1920) she played the character of "Mary Holmes" in aphotoplay written byUpton Sinclair . The setting is theoriental underworld ofNew York City . Chapman dons twenty-two gowns in all, ranging from filmynegligee to elaborate fur-trimmed costumes.She was among the cast of "Wildfire" (1921), based on a
Zane Grey novel. Two complete producing crews shot the movie, which was an outdoor narrative. The setting was the mythical Spanish state of "Chinora". An American mining engineer is drilling for oil there. In her final movie, "Garrison's Finish" (1923), Chapman was paired withJack Pickford . The story was an interesting one about the race track and racing.Between 1918 and 1923 Chapman has ten screen credits in a brief
Hollywood film career. Other movies in which she acted include "Her Country First" (1918), "Black Sheep" (1921), and "Golden Dreams" (1922),Audrey Chapman died in
Riverside, California in 1993.References
*Galveston Daily News, "Gripping Pictures At Queen Theater", August 6, 1922, Page 27.
*La Crosse, Wisconsin Tribune, "Garrison's Finish", July 3, 1923, Page 8.
*Los Angeles Times , "Succeeding To Fame", May 16, 1921, Page II7.
*Los Angeles Times, "Filming Zane Grey Story", November 13, 1921, Page III35.External links
*imdb|0152297
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