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Cleo Madison

1883 – 1964

Actress and film director

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About Cleo Madison

Lived 1883 – 1964 (aged 80). Cleo Madison was an American actor, stage actor, film director, film actor and screenwriter.

Cleo Madison (born Lulu Bailey; March 26, 1883 She attended Illinois State Normal University (which became Illinois State University in 1965) in Normal, Illinois. After completing her education, she moved to California in order to pursue her dream of performing professionally.

Early career She began her acting career on stage with the Santa Barbara Stock Company. He was western sales manager of the Briscoe Motor Corporation.

Before her marriage, she resided with her sister, Helen, in a bungalow in Hollywood. Helen, nicknamed "Sunshine" for her bright disposition, was disabled and used a wheelchair. By 1916 she had been an invalid for eight years. Madison was especially devoted to her care.

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Illinois State University

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Cleo Madison?

actress and film director (1883-1964)

When was Cleo Madison born?

Cleo Madison was born on 26 March 1883 in Bloomington.

When did Cleo Madison die?

Cleo Madison died on 11 March 1964 in Burbank.

What was Cleo Madison's occupation?

Cleo Madison was an actor, stage actor, film director, film actor and screenwriter.

What nationality was Cleo Madison?

Cleo Madison was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Cleo Madison

· Wikidata: Q2978916

· DBpedia: Cleo Madison

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