Beth Darlington

Beth Darlington was born on Mar 19, 1904 in USA. Beth Darlington's big-screen debut came with Back Stage directed by Robert F. McGowan in 1923.

Beth Darlington was born Helen Hixson on March 19, 1904 in Kansas City, Missouri. After her parents separated she moved to Los Angeles with her mother. When she was seventeen she won first prize in the annual Venice bathing suit parade. Beth made her film debut in the 1921 melodrama The Lamplighter. Then she appeared in the comedies Keep Moving and Just A Minute with Eddie Lyons. In 1923 she was offered a contract with Hal Roach's studio. She was Charley Chase's leading lady in numerous shorts including Don't Forget, Sittin' Pretty, and The Fraidy Cat. Beth was called one of the most beautiful girls in Hollywood.