Fannie Ward

Fannie Ward was born on Feb 22, 1871 in USA. Fannie Ward's big-screen debut came with The Marriage of Kitty directed by George Melford in 1915.

Fannie Ward was a star of light comedies on Broadway and in vaudeville. Internationally famous, she was at the height of her career in the first decade of the 20th century. She debuted on Broadway at 19 in "Pippino" (1890). She went on to starring roles in "The Marriage of William Ashe", "Madam President" and "The Shop Girl". Although she was a good deal older than ideal for the role of the young spendthrift wife of a Wall Street tycoon, she made her screen debut in