Born on December 7, 1895, in the picturesque city of San Diego, California, USA, Betty Burbridge embarked on a illustrious career as a multifaceted creative individual, exceling in both the realms of writing and acting. Her impressive body of work includes the 1914 silent film "In the Clutches of the Gangsters", which showcased her remarkable talent. Throughout the years, she continued to hone her craft, starring in notable films such as "Anybody's Blonde" in 1931 and "Paradise Express" in 1937. Tragically, her remarkable journey came to an end on September 19, 1987, when she passed away in Tarzana, California, USA, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of entertainment.
Betty Burbridge
Deceased · Born: Dec 7, 1895 · Died: Sep 19, 1987
