Violet Blythe was an English actress known for her roles in musical and comedy theatre. She is best recognized for her performances in “Hullo! Who’s Your Lady Friend?”, “Maid in Morocco”, and “Me and My Girl”.
Personal and Family Life
Born on January 30, 1892, in London, Violet Blythe was a talented actress and singer known for her curly brunette hair. She married fellow actor Lupino Lane on February 10, 1917, and they had one child together, Lauri Lupino Lane, who also pursued acting. The couple often performed together on stage and in films, creating a well-known partnership in the entertainment industry.
Career
Violet began her career in the late 1900s, primarily in musical and comedy theatre. Her first film role was in the 1916 silent musical “Popular Song Favourite”. She and her husband made several short comedies together in Hollywood during the mid-1920s, exploring the transition of cinema from silent films to talkies.
Death and Legacy
Violet Blythe passed away on March 17, 1983, in London. She left behind a legacy in theatre and film, remembered for her contributions to comedy and musical entertainment. Her work alongside Lupino Lane remains significant in the history of British cinema.
Filmography
| Title | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Me and My Girl | TV Movie | 1985 |
| Rake’s Progress | TV Movie | 1939 |
| Battling Sisters | Short | 1929 |
| Maid in Morocco | Short | 1925 |
| Hullo! Who’s Your Lady Friend? | Short | 1917 |