Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Violet Kemble-Cooper (12 December 1886 -– 17 August 1961) was a stage and film actress born in London and descended from a well-known theatrical family, the Kemble family. Her father was Frank Kemble-Cooper(1857-1918), her sisters were Lillian Kemble-Cooper and Greta Kemble Cooper, and her brother was Anthony Kemble Cooper. An uncle was revered thespian H. Cooper Cliffe.She made her first stage appearance in 1905 in her native England in a production of Charley's Aunt. By 1912 she was in America, touring and in stock plays with such luminaries as Blanche Bates and Laurette Taylor. She appeared with John and Ethel Barrymore in Claire de Lune on Broadway in 1921.Violet spent her formative years acting in the theater and never appeared in silent films. She appeared in talkies beginning with the Constance Bennett film Our Betters (1933). She appeared in several more films, including The Invisible Ray (1936) with Boris Karloff. Her last movie was the MGM costumer Romeo and Juliet (1936).She was married to Walter Ferris, a writer. She died of a stroke and Parkinson's disease in 1961."@en }
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- Violet_Kemble-Cooper abstract "Violet Kemble-Cooper (12 December 1886 -– 17 August 1961) was a stage and film actress born in London and descended from a well-known theatrical family, the Kemble family. Her father was Frank Kemble-Cooper(1857-1918), her sisters were Lillian Kemble-Cooper and Greta Kemble Cooper, and her brother was Anthony Kemble Cooper. An uncle was revered thespian H. Cooper Cliffe.She made her first stage appearance in 1905 in her native England in a production of Charley's Aunt. By 1912 she was in America, touring and in stock plays with such luminaries as Blanche Bates and Laurette Taylor. She appeared with John and Ethel Barrymore in Claire de Lune on Broadway in 1921.Violet spent her formative years acting in the theater and never appeared in silent films. She appeared in talkies beginning with the Constance Bennett film Our Betters (1933). She appeared in several more films, including The Invisible Ray (1936) with Boris Karloff. Her last movie was the MGM costumer Romeo and Juliet (1936).She was married to Walter Ferris, a writer. She died of a stroke and Parkinson's disease in 1961.".
- Q3560422 abstract "Violet Kemble-Cooper (12 December 1886 -– 17 August 1961) was a stage and film actress born in London and descended from a well-known theatrical family, the Kemble family. Her father was Frank Kemble-Cooper(1857-1918), her sisters were Lillian Kemble-Cooper and Greta Kemble Cooper, and her brother was Anthony Kemble Cooper. An uncle was revered thespian H. Cooper Cliffe.She made her first stage appearance in 1905 in her native England in a production of Charley's Aunt. By 1912 she was in America, touring and in stock plays with such luminaries as Blanche Bates and Laurette Taylor. She appeared with John and Ethel Barrymore in Claire de Lune on Broadway in 1921.Violet spent her formative years acting in the theater and never appeared in silent films. She appeared in talkies beginning with the Constance Bennett film Our Betters (1933). She appeared in several more films, including The Invisible Ray (1936) with Boris Karloff. Her last movie was the MGM costumer Romeo and Juliet (1936).She was married to Walter Ferris, a writer. She died of a stroke and Parkinson's disease in 1961.".