This Thing Called Love
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American actress. Born on January 3, 1898, in Parsons, Kansas; died of cancer on June 7, 1963; second daughter and one of four children of Rulandus Pitts and Nellie (Shea) Pitts; graduated from Santa Cruz (California) High School, 1914; married Thomas S. Gallery (a boxing promoter), on July 24, 1920 (divorced 1932); married John Edward Woodall ...
June 07, 1963. Cause of Death. Cancer. Biography. Read More. Lead and supporting player from 1917 who first gained attention for her performance in Erich Von Stroheim's mammoth "Greed" (1924). With the emergence of sound Pitts established herself as an endearingly daffy comedienne, often in support of Thelma Todd or in tandem with Slim Summerville.
ZaSu Pitts. Ben Polin / CBS. Stars. Film: South side of the 6500 block of Hollywood Boulevard. Actress | Comedian Born Jan. 3, 1894 in Parsons, KS. Died June 7, 1963 of cancer in Good Samaritan...
Aug 2, 2019 · ZaSu Pitts was an actress and comedienne whose career stretched from the Silent Movie Age right through to the birth of television in the 1940s and 50s, ending with her cameo role in the all-star comic extravaganza It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World in 1963. She was known primarily for comedic and dramatic roles.
Zasu Pitts was a popular character actress whose career spanned more than forty years. She was born Eliza Susan Pitts on January 3, 1804 in Parsons, Kansas. When she was nine her family moved to Santa Cruz, California. Tragically her father, Rulandus Pitts, died in 1908.
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Discovering ZaSu Pitts. Z aSu Pitts became a renowned character actress, beginning in the teens and working consistently through the early 1960s. She developed distinctive and eccentric affections that endeared her to audiences but limited the roles she could play. Behind that screen personality was a complicated woman whose life reflected the ...
