Person:Frederica Binney (1)
Frederica Gertrude Binney
b.24 Aug 1900 Morristown, Morris, New Jersey, United States
d.28 Aug 1957 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1898
  1. Constance Binney1896 - 1989
  2. Frederica Gertrude Binney1900 - 1957
Spouse and Children
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m. 27 Oct 1922
Spouse and Children
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m. 10 Oct 1926
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Facts and Events
Name Frederica Gertrude Binney
Alt Name Frederica Gertrude Wilson
Alt Name Frederica Gertrude Sloane
Alt Name[6] Faire Binney
Gender Female
Birth[6] 24 Aug 1900 Morristown, Morris, New Jersey, United States
Census[1] 5 May 1910 114 East 22ND Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
Other[2][8] 16 Sep 1918 New York, USANewspaper
Census[3] 5 Jan 1920 212 East 62ND Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
Occupation[3] 5 Jan 1920 Manhattan, New York, New York, USAActress, moving pictures
Other[2][9] 4 Feb 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][10] 8 Feb 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][11] 13 Feb 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][12] 13 Jun 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][13] 14 Jun 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][14] 18 Jul 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Other[2][12] 28 Nov 1920 New York, USANewspaper
Marriage 27 Oct 1922 Manhattan, New York, New York, United Statesto David C Sloane
Other[4] 28 Oct 1922 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USANewspaper
Marriage 10 Oct 1926 to Sering Durham Wilson
Divorce from David C Sloane
Census[5] 28 Apr 1930 2 ?Wood, Narberth, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
Other[2][15] 23 Jul 1945 New York, USANewspaper
Death[6][7] 28 Aug 1957 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States

California Death Records state birth date as 08/24/1901 And birth place as PENNSYLVANIA Although she was perhaps less popular and well-known than her youngersister Constance Binney, Faire Binney's career lasted longer -- twoyears, to be exact, until 1925. She appeared mostly in programmers suchas The Sporting Life (1918) with Constance and Here Comes the Bride(1919) with John Barrymore. Surprisingly, she returned in a fewsupporting roles in the early '50s after the death of her second husband. || Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide

Filmography

1953 Dream Wife 

  Character played: Mrs. Parker

1952 Monkey Business 

  Character played: Dowager

1951 Love Nest 

  Character played: Mrs. Frazier

1926 False Pride 1925/I Lost Chord, The Character played: Joan

1924 Man without a Heart, The 

               Character played: Linda Hyde

1924 Speed Spook, The 

               Character played: Betty West

1924 Second Youth 

  Character played: Lucy Remmick

1923 Loyal Lives 

  Character played: Peggy

1922 What Fools Men Are 

  Character played: Peggy Kendricks

1922 A Wide-Open Town 

  Character played: Helen Morely1921   Girl from Porcupine, The                   Character played: Hope Dugan

1921 Frontier of the Stars 

  Character played: Hilda Shea

1921 A Man's Home 

  Character played: Lucy Osborne

1920 Madonnas and Men 

  Character played: Patsy

1920 Wonder Man, The 

               Character played: Dorothy Stoner

1920 Blue Pearl, The 

               Character played: Angelica Topping

1919 Open Your Eyes Character played: Kitty Walton

1919 Here Comes the Bride 

               Character played: Ethel Sinclair

1918 Woman 

               Character played: Civil War Girl

1918 Sporting Life 

               Character played: Kitty Cavanagh

Broadway Productions The Teaser [Original, Play, Comedy] July 27 1921 - [unknown]

He and She [Original, Play] Feb 12 1920 - [unknown]

References
  1. ↑ 1910 US Census.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 New York Times. New York Times.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 1920 US Census.
  4. ↑ Chicago Daily Tribune.
  5. ↑ 1930 US Census.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Faire Binney, in Find A Grave.
  7. ↑ died of Pneumonia
  8. ↑ a review of her performance in 'Sporting Life' at the Rivoli
  9. ↑ Theatre Notes
  10. ↑ New Plays
  11. ↑ The Play
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Screen People and Plays
  13. ↑ The Screen
  14. ↑ In The News Net
  15. ↑ a new comedy by Faire Binney
  16.   Reference for children http://www.deweeses.com/aqw
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