About Lucille Erskine
Born 1879. Lucille Erskine was an American writer and teacher.
Lucille Erskine (born January 6, 1879 in St. Louis, Missouri) was an American writer, educator and Hollywood press agent.
Biography Lucille Erskine was born in St. Louis in 1879, the daughter of Samuel Erskine, Esq., a lawyer and famous orator, prosecutor attorney in St. Louis,
In the 1920s she moved to Hollywood to work as screenwriter. In the late 1920s she was working as press-agent. In 1929 she was the public representative of Jack Cunningham.
In the 1940s census she was living in Los Angeles, as a lodger of Florence McCleary, with McCleary's mother, Anna Reynolds, and children, William G. McCleary and Rose Anne McCleary. Other lodgers include: Juanita Hicks, Yvonne Minnette, Anne L. Fritz and Thelma Lang.
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Who was Lucille Erskine?
US writer, agent and teacher
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Lucille Erskine was born on 6 January 1879 in St. Louis.
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Lucille Erskine was a writer and teacher.
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Lucille Erskine was American.
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