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Elinor Virginia Martin (née Crowe; December 21, 1903 – April 26, 1957), known professionally as Elinor Fair, was an American motion picture actress.
Elinor Fair. Actress: Driven. Elinor Fair was born Elinor Virginia Crowe on December 21, 1903 in Richmond, Virginia. Sadly her only brother died in 1904 shortly before his third birthday. The family moved to Seattle, Washington where her father was the manager of a credit card company.
Actress: Driven. Elinor Fair was born Elinor Virginia Crowe on December 21, 1903 in Richmond, Virginia. Sadly her only brother died in 1904 shortly before his third birthday. The family moved to Seattle, Washington where her father was the manager of a credit card company.
Elinor was a popular Fox Studios actress and received positive reviews for her performances in both drama and comedies. Some of her most popular early films were a string of comedies about the mariatal misadventures of a couple where she was paired with Albert Ray.
Fair, Elinor (1902–1957) American actress. Name variations: Eleanor Crowe; Lenore Fair. Born Dec 21, 1902, in Richmond, Virginia; died April 26, 1957, in Seattle, Washington; m. William Boyd (cowboy star as Hopalong Cassidy), 1926 (div. 1929).
Elinor was a popular Fox Studios actress and received positive reviews for her performances in both drama and comedies. Some of her most popular early films were a string of comedies about the marital
ELINOR FAIR. Welcome to my website dedicated to the memory of a long forgotten actress from the silent and very early talkie era. Elinor Fair's young life was rather enchanted. Later on, her life became somewhat of a tragedy owing to alcoholism and possibly mental illness.
Actress Elinor Fair, born on Dec 21, 1903 and died on Apr 26, 1957 starred in Broadway Bill, Bolero, Through the Back Door, The Scarlet Empress, The Yankee Clipper, The Volga Boatman, Occasionally Yours, Let 'Er Go Gallegher , The Girl in Number 29, Bachelor Brides
The actress Elinor Fair began her cinematical career first under the name Eleanor Crowe before she changed it to Lenore Fair and finally to Elionor Fair. She started her film career already in 1916 with "The End of the Trail" (16), it followed the movies "The Price of Her Soul" (17), "Reckoning Day" (18), "The End of the Game" (19), "Love Is ...
From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Elinor Fair (1903 - 1957) was an American motion picture actress. Media in category "Elinor Fair" The following 66 files are in this category, out of 66 total. The Able-Minded Lady (1922) - 2.jpg 961 × 706; 85 KB. Albert Ray & Elinor Fair - Aug 1919 EH.jpg 561 × 803; 84 KB.
