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   Toxicology reports revealed that Eagels still had alcohol in her organs when she died in addition to heroin and chloral hydrate (a sedative that Eagels regularly took to sleep). [13] [14] Her death was attributed to an overdose of the chloral hydrate.

2. www.imdb.com › name › nm0247074Jeanne Eagels - Biography - IMDb

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   Died. October 3, 1929 · New York City, New York, USA (heroin overdose) Birth name. Eugenia Eagles. Mini Bio. Jeanne Eagels, one of the most intriguing stars of late silent films and the early talkies, was born Amelia Jean Eagles on June 26, 1890 in Kansas City, Missouri, to Edward and Julia Sullivan Eagles.

   • Birth Date: June 26, 1890

   • Death Date: October 3, 1929

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   Actress Jeanne Eagels, restless and intemperate, died last October in Manhattan at the Park Avenue Hospital, a private psychotherapeutic sanitarium. Last week the New York… Time.com

5. www.thanhouser.org › people › eagelsjEagels, Jeanne

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   Her Death: During the 1920s, Miss Eagels was in and out of hospitals and sanitariums many times, as she contended with what were described by the press as "illnesses." Although she was treated at St. Luke's Hospital, New York City, during the second week of September 1929, for eye ulceration caused by a sinus infection, most of her medical ...

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   Apr 22, 2021 · Eagles died at the age of 39 on Oct. 3, 1929. James Dean leans against a dressing room trailer with his shirt open...Show more --- Show more. Hulton Archive/Getty Images. Not only is James Dean considered the first real posthumous Oscar nomination, but he was nominated twice after his death.

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   Who is Jeanne Eagels?

   • From shorts and early features made with New York pioneers, to Hollywood and the dawn of talking pictures, Jeanne Eagels lit up the screen with fiery intensity. She was born Eugenia Eagles, to a large, working-class family in Kansas City. The year was 1890, but as with so many details of her early life, she changed it at whim.

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   What happened to Jeanne Eagels?

   • Gossip and Scandal: Jeanne Eagels' private life was the subject of much gossip and comment in the 1920s. In March 1921 she was living in an apartment on the fifth floor of a building at 17 West 57th Street. New lessees, who wanted to remodel the structure, sought to buy the year and a half remaining on her lease and renewal option.

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   Who did Jeanne Eagels marry?

   • Around this time, Jeanne Eagels married Maurice Dubinsky, who operated a traveling vaudeville tent show, and by whom she had a child. The marriage ended in divorce, and in 1911 she is said to have married actor John Barrymore. If so, little about the union ever appeared in print. The marriage is said to have ended in divorce about a year later.

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   What did Jeanne Eagels do in her spare time?

   • Like many other entertainers, Jeanne Eagels devoted much of her spare time to charitable efforts in support of those affected by the ongoing Great War. One of the most lavish fundraising spectacles was The National Red Cross Pageant in October 1917.

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   Mar 12, 2023 · Sadly, the story that’s mostly remembered is the tragedy of her early death, and her erratic behavior. This was helped along by a titillating biography written in 1930 by a muckraking Chicago reporter. Called The Rain Girl: The Tragic Story of Jeanne Eagels, her death was attributed to heroin addiction and alcoholism.

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   Jun 18, 2015 · After dreaming of being court-martialed, the young soldier vows suicide – but as he turns the gun to his head, Jeanne appears with his friends, and confesses her misdeed. In their review, the New York Dramatic Mirror singled her out as ‘a young actress of promise and prettiness.’. Bride of the Sea is notable mainly for its offscreen drama.