About
Most well known for her starring roles in Little Orphant Annie (1918), April Showers (1923), and two dozen other silent films, she also appeared in a handful of "talkies," including Success at Any Price (1934) and Social Register (1934).
Before Fame
She made her uncredited film debut in the 1916 feature The Prince of Graustark.
Trivia
An avid doll and dollhouse collector, she allowed one of her elaborate dollhouses to be exhibited at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.
Family Life
Born Kathleen Morrison, she grew up in Michigan, Georgia, and Florida, as the daughter of Charles and Agnes Morrison. Her marriages to John McCormick and Albert Scott both ended in divorce; she was later married to Homer Hargrave (who died in 1964) and, for the last five years of her life, to Paul Maginot.
Associated With
She appeared in the 1919 Al Christie-directed silent movie A Roman Scandal.
