From Wikipedia Frances Lee was born as Myrna Tibbetts (some sources indicate Merna Tibbetts) in Eagle Grove, Iowa. She initially began pursuing a career as a teacher but began taking dance lessons, which led to her being spotted by Gus Edwards, who owned a theater in New York City. Edwards persuaded Lee to perform at his theater, and she joined the cast of The Ziegfeld Follies in 1923, when she was hired by Al Christie to perform in his Christie Comedies. Moving to Hollywood in the mid-1920s to pursue acting, she received her first film role in 1924, starring in Hello and Goodbye, a comedy short film. That brought her to the attention of the studios and launched her into a very successful and busy silent film career. In 1925 she had roles in three films, and in 1926 her number of films jumped to seven. She was a frequent guest at the home of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks and became friends with other notable Hollywood legends, to include Rudolph Valentino until his death in 192...
Flirtation Walk
1934
The Show of Shows
1929
The Carnation Kid
1929
Her Splendid Folly
1933
Naughty Baby
1929
Chicken à la King
1928
The Little Snob
1928
The Tabasco Kid
1932
Phantom Thunderbolt
1933
Good as Gold
1927
Divorce Made Easy
1929
Page Me
1926
Stage Struck Susie
1929