| Christina Aziz |
Mary Brian was born in Corsicana, Texas, USA on February 17, 1906 as Louise Byrdie Dantzler and died in Delmar, California, USA on December 30, 2002. Mary Bryan received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1960 for her film career. Mary Bryan married a couple and did not have children. Her most important works include The Amazing Adventure 1936, Peter Pan 1924, Charlie Chan in Paris 1935 and Dragnet 1947. Silent screen star Mary Bryan, a leading romantic in many silent twenties and thirties talking films, has been married to legendary film distributor George Tomasini for many years. He died in 1964, and she was buried next to him in 2002. Louise Birdie was born in Corsica, and her father died one month after her birth, and she received her high school education in Dallas, and her widowed mother took her to California in 1923, and she has ambitions for her daughter to enter the world of cinema, and after several failed attempts, Louise won the second prize in the Miss Long Beach contest. Beach, which made Paramount give her a screen test, for the role of Wendy in the movie Peter Pan 1924 and she got the role, in addition to a 5-year contract and a new artistic name "Mary Brian" and a permanent friendship with the work heroines Esther Ralston and Betty Bronson and presented several films in supporting roles, including the movie The crime Street of Forgotten Men 1925 with Percy Marmont and Neil Hamilton, the romantic thriller Brown of Harvard 1926 with William Haynes and Jack Pickford, and the 1926 comedy Behind the Front with Wallace Berry, Richard Arlen and Raymond Hutton, which made her in 1926 one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars ( Promising Stars), which increased her popularity, and played many starring and supporting roles in silent cinema, as a female teen actress. Cooper in the first American Western speaking films, The Virginian 1929, and presented the comedy The Royal Family of Broadway 1930 in front of the star Frederick March, the musical film Paramounton Parade 1930 and The Front Page 1931. The romantic comedy film Hard to Handle 1933 in front of James Cagney, and in 1936 she headed to England and presented with Cary Grant the movie The Amazing Adventure 1936. (United Service Organization to Aid Soldiers and Their Families) During the war, she made only four films, including I Escaped from Gestapo 1943, and her last film was Dragnet 1947, then she retired after her marriage to film distributor George Tomasini, and in the fifties she stood on the stage of the Comedy Theater in Melbourne, Australia in 1951, then she enjoyed a short period on television, and devoted herself to her hobby in drawing oil paintings, and when her husband died in 1964, she took over the management of His work, until she died in 2002 at the age of 96 years.
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