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993:. Her injury forced the production to shut down while Moore spent six weeks in a body cast in bed. Once out of the cast, she completed the film and left for Europe on a triumphal tour. When she returned, she negotiated a new contract with First National. Her films had been great hits, so her terms were very generous. Her first film upon her return to the States was1148:

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said: "Colleen Moore contributes some remarkable bits of acting. She is very sweet as she goes trustingly to her bandit hero, and, O, so pitiful, when finally realizing the character of the man, she goes into a hysteria of terror, and, shrieking 'Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!' beats futilely on a bolted door,

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1900 census for Port Huron, St. Clair County, MI., Fifth Ward, Sheet 9. Household occupants listed as: Mary Kelly, head of household; Kathleen (Moore's aunt), daughter; Charles Morrison, son-in-law; Agnes Morrison, daughter; and Kathleen Morrison with birth-date given as August 1899. Also: Wolverine

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wrote of Moore, "She was a lovely and unspoiled child the last time I saw her. Let's hope commendation hasn't turned her head." Despite her good notices, her luck took a turn for the worse when Selig Polyscope went bust. Once again Moore found herself unemployed, but she had begun to make a name for

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in August 2056. A child named "Kathleen Morrison" was mentioned in the 1900 bc census, two years before the birth date she often gave (1900 census for Port Huron, St. Clair County, MI., Fifth Ward, Sheet 9). Furthermore, her brother's birth was recorded in St. Clair County birth record #6031, page

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Two of Moore's great passions were dolls and movies; each would play a great role in her later life. She and her brother began their own stock company, reputedly performing on a stage created from a piano packing crate. Her aunts, who doted on her, indulged her other great passion and often bought

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of First National Studios. They married in 1923 and divorced in 1930. In 1932, Moore married stockbroker Albert P. Scott. The union ended in divorce in 1934. Moore's third marriage was to another stockboker, Homer Hargrave, whom she married in 1936. He provided funding for her dollhouse and she

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was one of the bigger productions of the era, a World War I drama. A million dollar film, it made back every penny spent within months. Prior to its release, Warner Bros. had taken control of First National and were less than interested in maintaining the terms of her contract until the numbers

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in Europe, and Moore saw the tour as her first real opportunity to spend time with her husband, John McCormick. Both she and John McCormick were dedicated to their careers, and their hectic schedules had kept them from spending any quality time together. Moore wanted a family; it was one of her

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was in the cast and noticed Moore could not mount her horse, though horseback riding was required for the part (during casting for the part she neglected to mention she did not know how to ride). Blue gave her a quick lesson essentially consisting of how to mount the horse and how to hold on.

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At the height of her fame, Moore was earning $ 12,500 per week. She was an astute investor, and through her investments, remained wealthy for the rest of her life. In her later years she would frequently attend film festivals, and was a popular interview subject always willing to discuss her

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In 1927, Moore split from her studio after her husband suddenly quit. It is rumored that John McCormick was about to be fired for his drinking and that she left as a means of leveraging her husband back into a position at First National. It worked, and McCormick found himself as Moore's sole

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many years later, Ferguson told a story that substantially confirmed many details of the claim, though it is not certain whether she was referring to Moore's stints as a background extra (if she really was one) or to her film test there prior to her departure for

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a panic-stricken little human animal, who had not known before that there was aught but kindness in the world." About the time her first six-month contract was extended an additional six months, she requested and received five weeks' release to do a film for

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and raised his children (she never had children of her own) from a previous marriage, with whom she maintained a lifelong close relationship. Throughout her life she also maintained close friendships with other colleagues from the silent film era, such as

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Moore took a hiatus from acting between 1929 and 1933, just as sound was being added to motion pictures. After she returned, her four sound pictures released in 1933 and 1934 were not financial successes. She then retired permanently from screen acting.

791:, a publicist who had had his eye on Moore ever since he had first seen her photograph. He had prodded Marshall into an introduction. The two hit it off, and before long they were engaged. By the end of that year, three more of her films were released:423:(she had one brown eye, one blue eye) would not be a distraction in close-up shots. Her eyes passed the test, so she left for Hollywood with her grandmother and her mother as chaperones. Moore made her first credited film appearance in 1917 in1050:

In 1928, inspired by her father and with help from her former set designer, a dollhouse was constructed by her father, which was 9 square feet with the tallest tower 12 feet high. The interior of The Colleen Moore Dollhouse, designed by

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The issue of her birth date is addressed on page 9 of the second chapter of "Colleen Moore, A Biography of the Silent Film Star," citing records that mention the birth of a child to the family of Charles and Agnes Morrison in the

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adopted his son, Homer Hargrave, Jr, and his daughter, Judy Hargrave. The couple remained married until Hargrave's death in 1964. In 1982, she married builder Paul Magenot, and they remained together until Moore's death in 1988.

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since October 30, 1949, where, according to the museum, it is seen by 1.5million people each year and would be worth $ 7million. Moore continued working on it and contributing artifacts to it until her death.

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filmed in part in the vicinity of the Seven Oaks (a popular location for productions that required dramatic vistas). This was her first true western. The film's scenario was written by Wilfred Lucas from a story by

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In 1934, Moore, by then divorced from Albert Parker Scott, returned to work in Hollywood. She appeared in three films, none of which was successful, and Moore retired. Her last film was a version of

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Although Moore was a huge star in her day, approximately half of her films are now considered lost, including her first talking picture from 1929. What was perhaps her most celebrated film,

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Promotional portrait of Moore at the height of her fame, c. 1927, showing the famous Dutchboy bobbed haircut that she made famous, and which she apparently kept until the day she died

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since the early 1950s. The dollhouse, measuring 9 square feet (0.84m), was estimated in 1985 to be worth $ 7million, and it is seen by 1.5million people annually.

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By this time, Moore had publicly confirmed her engagement to McCormick, a fact that she had been coy about to the press previously. Before mid-year, she had signed a contract with

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153, as being on June 10, 1901; Moore always said she was two years older than her brother. However, this birth date would have made Cleeve one year older than his sister.

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Soon after, the Triangle Company went bust, and while her contract was honored, she found herself scrambling to find her next job. With a reel of her performance in

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Moore also nurtured a passion for dollhouses throughout her life and helped design and curate The Colleen Moore Dollhouse, which has been a featured exhibit at the

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Moore was born Kathleen Morrison on August 19, 1899, (according to the bulk of the official records; the date which she insisted was correct in her autobiography,

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In the 1960s, Moore formed a television production company with King Vidor, with whom she had worked in the 1920s. She published two books in the late 1960s,

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her miniature furniture on their many trips, with which she furnished the first of a succession of dollhouses. Moore's family summered in

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for Triangle Fine Arts, and for the next few years appeared in small, supporting roles gradually attracting the attention of the public.

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in 1929, Moore took a hiatus from acting. After divorcing McCormick in 1930, Moore married prominent New York-based stockbroker

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1191:. In that book she is recalled as having been a successful real estate broker in Chicago and partner in the investment firm1042:. The film was such a hit that Moore managed to retain generous terms in her next contract and her husband as her producer.1157:

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in December, she gradually lost her momentum. In spring 1924 she made a good but unsuccessful effort to top Bow in

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had been attempting to get Moore released from her contract so she could work for him. He was successful and made

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era. Moore became one of the most fashionable (and highly-paid) stars of the era and helped popularize the

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At the age of 15 she took her first step into Hollywood. Her uncle arranged a screen test with director

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in November 1917. Film producer D. W. Griffith was in debt to Howey, who had helped him to get both

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This dollhouse was the eighth one Moore owned. The first dollhouse, she wrote in her autobiography

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production, and while it had started production earlier, it would not be released until after

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Colleen Moore was the torch. What little things we are to have caused all that trouble."

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producer. Moore's popularity allowed her productions to become very large and lavish.

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was released in 1927, filmed in part in New York, a thinly veiled Cinderella story.

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on films of the time. 1922 proved to be an eventful year for Moore; she was named a

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in 1932. The couple lived at that time in a lavish home at 345 St. Pierre Road in

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2835:"History in Miniature: Colleen Moore's Dollhouse and Historical Recollection"2922:

Some Vitaphone discs survive; these include reels 1, 5-7 and the exit music.

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1205:(1980), providing her recollections of Hollywood's silent film era.653:. At the same time as she was working on these films, she worked on1199:

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262:(1923), is now mostly lost as well, with only one reel surviving.787:, released that same year. In addition, Neilan introduced her to551:

herself by 1919. She had a series of films lined up. She went to

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in August. In October, First National purchased the rights to

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production; it was a baseball film whose hero was played by

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Colleen Moore acting in a scene from the 1927 silent film

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was conditional on passing a film test to ensure that her

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Colleen Moore using a Star-Rite Electric Massage Vibrator

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Most of the Vitaphone discs are lost, apart from reel 6.

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Moore was married four times. Her first marriage was to

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was still in production, and just before the release of

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with Moore, releasing near the end of 1920, followed by

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copy with one reel is held at the Library of Congress

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Silent Star: Colleen Moore Talks About Her Hollywood

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