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Elinor Fair
1903 - 1957 |
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. The actress Elinor Fair began her cinematical career first under the name Eleanor Crowe before she changed it to Lenore Fair and finally to Elionor Fair. She started her film career already in 1916 with "The End of the Trail" (16), it followed the movies "The Price of Her Soul" (17), "Reckoning Day" (18), "The End of the Game" (19), "Love Is Love" (19) and "Tin Pan Alley" (19). She experienced the height of her career in the 20s, among others she took aprt in the productions "Kismet" (20), "Cold Steel" (21), "White Hands" (22), "One Million in Jewels" (23), "The Mysterious Witness" (23), "Timber Wolf" (25), "The Volga Boatman" (26), "Trapped" (26), "The Yankee Clipper" (27) and "Sin Town" (29). When the sound film set the tone her career came to an end. In the next years she impersonated few support roles in "The Night Rider" (32), "Bolero" (34) and "The Scarlet Empress" (34). Elinor Fair was married with the actor William Boys. Legend has it that
Boyd asked for her hand in marriage during the shooting of the movie "The
Volga Boatman" when they were playing their roles. Because it was a silent
movie the audience did not notice that it was a real proposal they had
seen on the screen.
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