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Acting
From Wikipedia Frances Lee was born as Myrna Tibbetts (some sources indicate Merna Tibbetts) in Eagle Grove, Iowa. She initially began pursuing a career as a teacher but began taking dance lessons, which led to her being spotted by Gus Edwards, who owned a theater in New York City. Edwards persuaded Lee to perform at his theater, and she joined the cast of The Ziegfeld Follies in 1923, when she was hired by Al Christie to perform in his Christie Comedies. Moving to Hollywood in the mid-1920s to pursue acting, she received her first film role in 1924, starring in Hello and Goodbye, a comedy...

The Show of Shows
as Performer in 'Ladies of the Ensemble' Number (uncredited)

Divorce Made Easy
as Eileen Stanley

Stage Struck Susie
as Susie

Naughty Baby
as Peggy

The Carnation Kid
as Doris Whitely
Nifty Numbers
as Doris

Chicken à la King
as Babe Lorraine

The Little Snob
as Alice

Good as Gold
as Jane Laurier
Duck Out
as Maggie
Dummy Love

Page Me
Yes, Yes, Babette
as Bobby's Sweetie