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1872 - Born in Salt Lake City, Utah
1888 - As child actress, she made her New York debut in melodramas playing threatened heroines
1897-1898 - Starred in play "The Little Minister"
1902 - Was in "Quality Street"
1905-1907 - Known for her performance in the title role of Sir James M. Barrie’s Peter Pan
1908-1909 - "What Every Woman Knows"
1915 - Her career began to decline following Charles Frohman, discovering producer, died
1918 - Retired from show business
1953 - Died on July 17
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