Vera Sisson

Vera Sisson was born on Jul 31, 1891 in USA. Vera Sisson's big-screen debut came with The Iron Woman directed by Carl Harbaugh in 1916.

Vera Sisson was born on July 31, 1891 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was educated at the Brownlee Collegiate school for girls in Denver, Colorado. When she was twenty-one she applied to Universal Studios for extra work. She made her film debut in the 1913 drama The Helping Hand. Vera costarred with J. Warren Kerrigan's in seven hit westerns including and The Sandhill Lovers and The Oyster Dredger. In an interview she said her greatest ambition was to have her own studio. She lived with her mother in a small home in Los Angeles. Vera was offered a contract at Biograph studios in 1915. The following year she married director