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Doris Margaret Kenyon (September 5, 1897 – September 1, 1979) was an American actress of film and television.
Doris Kenyon. Actress: Men of Steel. The daughter of a poet, Doris Kenyon made her stage and screen debuts in 1915. She was often cast as a pleasant heroine in many silent films. She co-starred with popular silent-era actors like Rudolph Valentino and her future husband Milton Sills.
Doris Kenyon. Actress: The Road to Singapore. The daughter of a poet, Doris Kenyon made her stage and screen debuts in 1915. She was often cast as a pleasant heroine in many silent films. She co-starred with popular silent-era actors like Rudolph Valentino and her future husband Milton Sills.
May 29, 2012 · Ausable Forks was once the favored respite of one of America’s most famed and beloved actresses of her time. During the prime of her career in the 1920s, to escape constant media scrutiny, this lady returned often to the Adirondacks, a quiet, peaceful place filled with the memories of childhood.
Apr 4, 2024 · Step into the mesmerizing world of Classic Hollywood with Doris Kenyon, a trailblazing star who captivated hearts on and off the screen. 🌟From their first b...
Mar 6, 2024 · Step back in time with me as we pay tribute to one of Classic Hollywood's brightest stars - Doris Kenyon. 🌟 From captivating performances to timeless elegance, Doris Kenyon's influence on...
Born in Syracuse, New York, in 1897, Doris Kenyon made her stage debut at age 18. She moved on to silent films, starring as a flighty ingenue, then made a successful transition to more mature parts in talkies; along the way, she also continued her Broadway career.
Doris Margaret Kenyon was an American actress of film and television.
Doris Kenyon was born Doris Margaret Kenyon in Syracuse, New York, in 1897. Her father was a minister. An accomplished singer, Kenyon made her Broadway debut in a comedic operetta at the age of 18 in 1915. She appeared in four more productions through 1924.
Biography. The daughter of a poet, Doris Kenyon made her stage and screen debuts in 1915. She was often cast as a pleasant heroine in many silent films. She co-starred with popular silent-era actors like Rudolph Valentino and her future husband Milton Sills.
