Zelda Sears(1873-1935)

Writer
Actress
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Zelda Sears was born on 21 January 1873 in Brockway, Michigan, USA. She was a writer and actress, known for The Divorcee (1930), A Wicked Woman (1934) and You Can't Buy Everything (1934). She was married to Louis C. Wiswell and Herbert E. Sears (actor). She died on 19 February 1935 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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The Divorcee

6.7

Writer

1930

A Wicked Woman

6.6

Writer

1934

You Can't Buy Everything

6.6

Writer

1934

This Side of Heaven

6.6

Writer

1934

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Writer

A Wicked Woman
6.6
- screen play
- 1934
Operator 13
5.9
- screen play
- 1934
The Cat and the Fiddle
6.3
- screenplay contributor (uncredited)
- 1934
This Side of Heaven
6.6
- adapted by
- 1934
You Can't Buy Everything
6.6
- adapted by
- 1934
Dancing Lady
6.8
- Writer (uncredited)
- 1933
Day of Reckoning
6.5
- screen play
- 1933
Beauty for Sale
6.7
- writer
- 1933
Tugboat Annie
6.9
- adapted by
- 1933
Prosperity
6.3
- screenplay
- 1932
New Morals for Old
5.4
- additional dialogue
- 1932
Emma
6.9
- additional dialogue
- 1932
Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise)
6.3
- dialogue
- 1931
Politics
6.3
- story
- 1931
Reducing
6.3
- additional dialogue
- 1931

Actress

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Born
- January 21, 1873
- Brockway, Michigan, USA
Died
- February 19, 1935
- Hollywood, California, USA
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Other works
Stage: Wrote "Lover's Lane", produced on Broadway. Drama. Directed by Clyde Fitch. Manhattan Theatre (moved to The Theatre Republic from 20 Apr 1901 to close): 6 Feb 1901-May 1901 (closing date unknown/127 performances). Cast: Julian Barton, William Betts, Nannette Comstock (as "Mary Larkin"), Lizzie Conway, James Coyle, Brandon Douglas (as "Mrs. Woodbridge"), Agnes Findlay, Master Herbert Halliday, Ernest Hastings (as "Rev. Singleton"), Frank Hatch, Millie James, Lillian Lee, Annie Mifflin, Edward J. Ratcliffe (as "Herbert Woodbridge"), Master Jack Ryan, Zelda Sears [Broadway debut], Lillian Sinnott, Rachel Sterling, L.R. Stockwell, Sadie Stringham, Charles W. Swain, Emily Wakeman. Produced by William A. Brady.
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