Eulalie Jensen (December , â€" October , ) was an American actress on
the New York stage and in silent films.Born in St. Louis, Missouri,
she was selected as one of six extra girls from the applicants
responding to a New York newspaper ad inserted by Sarah Bernhardt. The
famed actress was making a visit to New York City. At this time, Miss
Jensen was completely unknown, but this was the beginning of her film
career. A number of years of stage experience enabled Jensen to become
a fine emotional actress.[citation needed] Her stage engagements
included a role in The Million at the th St. Theatre. This was a
four-act farce by M. M. Ber and Guille Ward. The show was also
featured in New Haven, Connecticut at the Hyperion Theatre. Both
productions were in .In , Jensen wired the managers of the
Panama-Pacific Exposition of her candidacy for the model of the Spirit
of the Golden Gate. The event was to be in San Francisco, California
in . She was selected as the model for the decorative design of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition in . Jensen denied she was the most
beautiful woman in America. She believed her features "adapted for
decorative design".
the New York stage and in silent films.Born in St. Louis, Missouri,
she was selected as one of six extra girls from the applicants
responding to a New York newspaper ad inserted by Sarah Bernhardt. The
famed actress was making a visit to New York City. At this time, Miss
Jensen was completely unknown, but this was the beginning of her film
career. A number of years of stage experience enabled Jensen to become
a fine emotional actress.[citation needed] Her stage engagements
included a role in The Million at the th St. Theatre. This was a
four-act farce by M. M. Ber and Guille Ward. The show was also
featured in New Haven, Connecticut at the Hyperion Theatre. Both
productions were in .In , Jensen wired the managers of the
Panama-Pacific Exposition of her candidacy for the model of the Spirit
of the Golden Gate. The event was to be in San Francisco, California
in . She was selected as the model for the decorative design of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition in . Jensen denied she was the most
beautiful woman in America. She believed her features "adapted for
decorative design".
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