File:Pauline Curley from Who's Who on the Screen.jpg

DescriptionPauline Curley from Who's Who on the Screen.jpg	Publicity photo of Pauline Curley from Who's Who on the Screen
Date	1920
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Pauline Curley was born in Holyoke, Mass., and received her early education by private tutoring. Her stage career began at the age of five when she entered stock. She made a coast to coast tour in vaudeville in "A Daddy by Express" and scored a hit in "Polygamy" during 1914 and 1915. Her screen career started with Brenon in "The Fall of the Romanoffs," and she was later seen in "Bound in Morocco," "The Turn in the Road" "The Man Beneath," "The Solitary Sin" and the "Love Apple." She is now a member of the Vitagraph, Inc., west coast company, where she lately finished the Vitagraph serial "The Unforeseen Hand," playing opposite William Duncan. She is five feet four inches tall, weighs a hundred and fifteen pounds, has light complexion, blonde hair, hazel eyes and is an all-round athlete.