Rubye De Remer

Rubye De Remer was born on Jan 09, 1892 in USA. Rubye De Remer's big-screen debut came with Tillie Wakes Up directed by Harry Davenport in 1917.

Another in the parade of glamorous Ziegfeld Girls who briefly laid claim to fame and fortune in Hollywood, was Rubye De Remer. The great Flo himself dubbed her "the most beautiful blonde since Venus". Ravishing Rubye won a New York beauty contest in May 1916 and afterwards modeled for the renowned illustrator Harrison Fisher. The story goes, that a friend persuaded her to try her luck on the stage. After a spell with a theatrical troupe in Dayton, Ohio, she returned to the Big Apple and successfully auditioned for the Follies. Rubye was featured in "Midnight Frolic" in 1918, then had a season dancing and speaking dialogue in the Weber and Fields revue "Back Again".