Rose King

Rose King (born Rose Koenig, in St Louis, MO, 1891-1958, was an American film actress and a Broadway lead.

In her long career on Broadway, stretching from at least 1919 to 1942, she starred in ''High Kickers'', ''Thumbs Up!'', ''The Torch Bearers'', and ''A la Carte'', among other productions. As an actor, she had an occasional Hollywood fling. For example, she made five silent films in 1909, including ''The Necklace'' and ''The Seventh Day'' both co-starring Mary Pickford (and both directed by D.W. Griffith). Provided by Wikipedia