File:Constance Binney Stars of the Photoplay.jpg

DescriptionConstance Binney Stars of the Photoplay.jpg	Publicity photo of Constance Binney from Stars of the Photoplay
Date	1924
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Author	Photoplay magazine
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THIS young actress flashed across the horizon of the great metropolis as a dancer in the production of "Oh Lady, Lady." Later came her real chance in the leading role in "39 East." Her first screen appearance was in Maurice Tourneur's production of "Sporting Life. Since then she has been featured in a number of screen productions, both here and abroad. Her sister, Faire, has also had a screen career. Constance was born in New York City, iand educated at Westover School, Middlehury, Connecticut, and Paris. She is five feet, three-quarters inch tall, has brown hair and grey-blue eyes.