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LITA GREY was born in Hollywood, California, on April 15th., 1908, and received her education mainly from private tutors. She is a descendant of an old Southern California Spanish family, and was chosen by Charlie Chaplin from more than a score of talented and beautiful young women who applied for an opportunity to appear in Chaplin's "The Kid." From her very first appearance it was evident that youthful Miss Grey possessed exceptional capabilities, rare dramatic expression marking her screen work. The friendship which began with Mr. Chaplin's interest in his new leading lady, has since culminated in romance, "Charlie" having married delightful little Miss Grey, in Empalme, Mexico, where they were on location. A brilliant future is predicted for Lita, who is a brunette of a type characteristic of the Spanish race, weighs about 115 lbs., and is 5 feet 2 inches tall.

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