Lorraine Eason

Lorraine Eason was born on Aug 27, 1904 in USA. Lorraine Eason's big-screen debut came with We're in the Navy Now directed by A. Edward Sutherland in 1926.

Lorraine Eason was born in Norfolk, Virginia. Her father worked for the government and the family moved often. Lorraine was educated in Panama and New York. When she was a teenager she convinced her parents to let her move to Hollywood to become an actress. She made her film debut in the 1923 drama The Temple of Venus. Florenz Ziegfeld offered her a featured role in his Ziegfeld Follies but she turned it down. In 1925 Lorraine was chosen to attend Paramount Pictures "School For Stars" in Astoria, New York. She had starring roles in the Westerns The Grey Devil and Riders of the Sand Storm.