Vivian Mason

Vivian Mason, a renowned actress of remarkable talent and versatility, entered this world on July 12, 1918, in the picturesque city of Seattle, Washington, USA. Her impressive acting career, spanning numerous decades, featured a diverse range of captivating performances in films such as The Lost Planet, released in 1953, Ten Cents a Dance, which premiered in 1945, and French Leave, showcased in 1948. Vivian's personal life was marked by two significant marriages, first to John (Jack) W. Hite, and subsequently to Albert P. Martell. Despite her remarkable achievements, Vivian's mortal journey came to a close in August 2009, as she returned to her eternal rest in her beloved hometown of Seattle, Washington, USA.