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DescriptionMarguerite Snow Stars of the Photoplay.jpg | Publicity photo of Marguerite Snow from Stars of the Photoplay | |||||||
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MARGUERITE SNOW joined Metro after she had long been a Thanhauser star, where she played in "The Million Dollar Mystery" as the Countess Olga. Miss Snow was born in Savannah, Sept. 11, 1891, and after finishing school in Denver, played with "Peter Pan," "Old Heidelberg," and "College Widow" companies. In private life she is Mrs. Jimmie Cruze and her chief delight is little Miss Julie, a coming star.
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