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Evelyn Francisco is a Actor American born on 13 august 1904 at Little Rock (USA)
Evelyn Francisco (born August 13, 1904, Little Rock, Arkansas – died January 27, 1963, Corona, California) was a silent era film actress who began as a bathing beauty. Her sister, Betty Francisco, was also a movie star.
In The Goof (1924), directed by William Beaudine, she is one of a number of beauties called Spike Malone's diving girls. The seven-reel farce featured former William Fox actress, Alta Allen, as the head of the troupe. Spike was played by Chuck Relaner. In the 1924 Hollywood Follies Francisco was one of the Mack Sennett's bathing girls who performed at the Philharmonic Auditorium. Led by Harry Langdon, Thelma Parr was another of the select group of Sennett females who presented an act called All Wet. In August 1925, the Francisco sisters were presented together at the Greenwich Village Cafe in the Christie Hotel, in Hollywood. At the time Francisco had just completed an important role in the first production of Julian Eltinge for the Christie Studios, a film entitled Madame Behave (1925).
She wore a novelty bathing suit of Russian ermine for a fashion pageant held at the Hotel Vista del Arroyo in Pasadena, California, in February 1927. The garment was designed and made by Colburn's of South Flower Street in Los Angeles, California.
Francisco's husband, Samuel Bernheim, died at 623 North Alta Drive in Beverly Hills, California, on May 16, 1934.
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Nationality USA
Birth 13 august 1904 at Little Rock (USA)
Death 27 january 1963 (at 58 years) at Corona (USA)
Birth 13 august 1904 at Little Rock (USA)
Death 27 january 1963 (at 58 years) at Corona (USA)
In The Goof (1924), directed by William Beaudine, she is one of a number of beauties called Spike Malone's diving girls. The seven-reel farce featured former William Fox actress, Alta Allen, as the head of the troupe. Spike was played by Chuck Relaner. In the 1924 Hollywood Follies Francisco was one of the Mack Sennett's bathing girls who performed at the Philharmonic Auditorium. Led by Harry Langdon, Thelma Parr was another of the select group of Sennett females who presented an act called All Wet. In August 1925, the Francisco sisters were presented together at the Greenwich Village Cafe in the Christie Hotel, in Hollywood. At the time Francisco had just completed an important role in the first production of Julian Eltinge for the Christie Studios, a film entitled Madame Behave (1925).
She wore a novelty bathing suit of Russian ermine for a fashion pageant held at the Hotel Vista del Arroyo in Pasadena, California, in February 1927. The garment was designed and made by Colburn's of South Flower Street in Los Angeles, California.
Francisco's husband, Samuel Bernheim, died at 623 North Alta Drive in Beverly Hills, California, on May 16, 1934.
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Girls' Club (1936)
, 1h46Directed by Jean Delannoy
Origin France
Genres Drama, Comedy, Comedy-drama, Crime
Themes Films about sexuality, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related film, Lesbian-related films
Actors Danielle Darrieux, Josette Day, Betty Stockfeld, Ève Francis, Valentine Tessier, Evelyn Francisco
Rating63%
Le "Club des femmes" est un foyer pour jeunes filles seules, une de ces respectables institutions auxquelles les demoiselles bien éduquées - et surtout pas très sûres d'elles - confient leur vertu par crainte de la perdre trop rapidement.
Madame Behave (1925)
Directed by Scott Sidney
Origin USA
Themes Films based on plays
Actors Julian Eltinge, Ann Pennington, Lionel Belmore, Tom Wilson, Jack Duffy, Evelyn Francisco
Roles Laura Barnes
Rating64%