Marie Cahill was an American actress who is best known for Judy Forgot, When Betty Bets, and Gladys’ Day Dreams. She gained fame in the early 1900s and had a successful career on stage and screen.
Personal and Family Life
Marie Cahill was born on February 7, 1874, in Brooklyn, New York. She married her manager, Daniel V. Arthur, on June 18, 1903, and they remained together until her passing. Cahill was recognized for her talent at a young age, capturing the attention of Broadway producers at just 16 years old after performing in an amateur production of “Kathleen Mavoureen.”
Career
Cahill made her professional stage debut in the play “COD,” and she rose to stardom in 1902 with her role in “The Wild Rose.” She is remembered for her performance in the musical “Nancy Brown,” which made a significant impact on her career. Throughout her life, she remained dedicated to the theater and film industry, with several notable performances in short films in the 1910s.
Death and Legacy
Marie Cahill passed away on August 23, 1933, in New York City due to heart trouble. Her contributions to the entertainment industry during the early 1900s are still remembered today. Cahill’s work paved the way for future actresses in both theater and film, leaving a lasting impact on the performing arts.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1915 | Judy Forgot | Judy Evans |
| 1917 | Gladys’ Day Dreams | Gladys |
| 1917 | When Betty Bets | Betty |
| 1917 | Patsy’s Partner | Short |