Inger Stevens

Her first husband was Anthony Soglio, with whom she was married from 1955 to 1957. A few of Florence Turner's notable films:. It became then known that from 1961 to her death she had been married to Ike Jones, an African-American actor. After appearing in more than 160 films, Florence Turner died in 1946 at age 61, an almost forgotten figure living at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, California. Inger Stevens committed suicide with an overdose of sleeping pills. Mayer put her on MGM's payroll, her career was limited to minor roles. Several roles in major films followed, but she had the greatest success with her leading role in the TV series The Farmer's Daughter, and also with roles in TV episodes of series like The Twilight Zone, Bonanza and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Although Louis B.

Later she made commercials, smaller plays and TV appearances, until she finally got her big chance in the movie Man on Fire, with Bing Crosby. Already approaching the age of forty, and in the era of great glamour, her starring days were long behind her. At the same time she took lessons at the Actor's Studio. She then went back to England in 1920 where she remained until her move to Hollywood in 1924. Inger then moved with her father to the United States. At 16 she left home and started to work in New York as a showgirl in cheap performances. Florence Turner returned to the United States in 1916 but was less than successful. Her parents divorced while living in Sweden. and went to England accompanied by her long-time friend Larry Trimble who had participated with her in a number of films. There, they performed at London music halls and because she often wrote and directed films, including a number of comedies, she formed her own production company called Turner Films that would make more than 30 motion picture shorts.

She was an insecure and often ill woman. In 1913, Turner left the U.S. Stevens, whose real name was Inger Stensland, was to become a famous star, but her life was too short. Sometimes listed in her film roles as Baby Twinkles, over the years she appeared with other great stars of the day including Buster Keaton and Florence Lawrence. She was born in Stockholm, Sweden, on October 18, 1934 and died in Los Angeles, California, on April 30, 1970. Although Turner was listed only as the Vitagraph Girl, she nevertheless became one of the most popular faces in the early days of silent films, particularly with her appearance in several leading roles opposite heartthrob Wallace Reid. Inger Stevens was an American movie and TV actress. She made her film debut the following year at a time when actors received no screen credits.

Man on Fire (1957). She became a regular performer in a variety of productions and in 1906 joined the fledgling motion picture business as an actress with Vitagraph Studios. Cry Terror (1958). Born in New York City, United States and pushed into show business by her ambitious mother, Florence Turner began appearing on stage at the age of three. The Buccaneer (1958). Florence Turner, (January 6, 1885–August 28, 1946) was an American stage and film actress. World, the Flesh and the Devil (1959). College (1926).

The New Interns (1964). Hornet's Nest (1923). A Guide For the Married Man (1967). Fool's Gold (1919). A Time For Killing (1967). Through the Valley of Shadows (1914). Firecreek (1968). Aunty's Romance (1912).

Madigan (1968). Birds of a Feather (1911). Hang 'em High (1968). Rose Leaves (1910). 5 Card Stud (1968). Uncle Tom's Cabin (1910). House of Cards (1968). The Heart of a Clown (1909).

Dream of Kings (1969). Romance of a War Nurse (1908).