Ynez Seabury Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki

Ynez Seabury Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki

Ynez Seabury (June , â€" April , ) was an American actress of the

stage, silent and early sound film era.Born in Portland, Oregon, she

was a descendant of one of the first Spanish families of California.

Her maternal great-grandfather was Mario Peralta, a founder of

Oakland, California. Ynez was in motion pictures by the age of four,

having a role as Little Kathyin The Miser's Heart (). She remained on

the screen until the late s, appearing in twenty-six movies. Her final

role was an uncredited one in Samson and Delilah ().Ynez' mother,

Charlotte, appeared in stage productions in Los Angeles, California

and in Hollywood films. Her father, Forest Seabury, was a character

actor who once played in stock productions in the eastern United

States. The comic actor Berton Churchill acted with Forest and later

with Ynez when she made Allas the Deacon (), a comedy production of

the Hollywood Playhouse. He once told Ynez about holding her as a baby

of a year and a half. They watched her father act while standing in

the wings. Miss Seabury began her stage career when she was but two

years of age.She trained under such masters as D.W. Griffith. Ynez

participated in His Blossom Bride, a romantic drama of the stage. It

was produced by Richard Walton Tully and premiered at the Mason opera

house in Los Angeles in March . The scenery and lighting for the play

showed an opening prologue in the Painted Desert of Arizona and the

Hopi Indian reservation. Members of the Hopi tribe were adopted by

Ynez, who portrayed the Indian heroine. She was revered by the Hopi

because of her understanding of their lives and ambitions. Before

serving as background actors in the production, twenty-nine tribesmen

and their chief toured Los Angeles in Cadillacs and La Salles.
Ynez Seabury Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki


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