File:Zena Keefe Who's Who on the Screen.jpg

DescriptionZena Keefe Who's Who on the Screen.jpg	Publicity photo of Zena Keefe from Who's Who on the Screen
Date	1920
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Zena Keefe, newest of the Selznick stars, was born in San Francisco, Cal., and educated in a convent there. She has been a vaudeville player and from childhood has always been a seriousminded, quiet little person. Finally, answering the lure of the Motion Picture environment, she made her first appearance in a Vitagraph production after which she played for many independent producers. Joining the Selznick forces she was a featured player in "Piccadilly Jim," "His Wife's Money" and "The Woman God Sent." Now she is announced as Selznick's 1920 star and has entered enthusiastically into the making of what will be the best pictures of her career. She is five feet three inches high, weighs one hundred and twenty pounds, and has dark hair and brown eyes.