Zoe Palmer

Zoe Palmer, a luminary of the theatrical and cinematic realms, embarked on her illustrious career in the mid-1910s with appearances in numerous popular stage productions. Her early foray into the world of film commenced with a few comedy and drama films, initially under the visionary direction of Charles Calvert with the 1920 release "Walls of Prejudice" for the G-B Screencraft Film Company, which boasted an impressive cast including Josephine Earle and Dallas Anderson. Subsequently, Palmer continued to captivate audiences with a series of Will O'Wisp comedies for the British Gaumont Film Company. Her remarkable career culminated with a handful of forgotten talkies in the early 1930s, marking the conclusion of her illustrious tenure in the spotlight.