Vera Reynolds (1899-1962)Born in Richmond, Virginia in 1899, she started out as a dancer, worked as a Mack Sennett bathing beauty, and became a leading lady in silent motion pictures. A perky leading lady of silent films, she often appeared in comedies as a carefree flapper. In 1926 she became a "WAMPAS Baby Star". Reynolds made 55 films before retiring soon after the arrival of talkies. A petite, blue-eyed brunette, with a vivacious, "bubbling over personality", she was constantly looking for fun. Reporters noted that she was so tiny that she reminded one much more of a little girl than a mature movie star. While she was working with Cecil B. DeMille he loaned her out so frequently to other studios that she seldom knew where her dressing room might be from day to day.

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