Actress: Ann Cornwall/Anne Cornwall

BORN: January 17, 1897 in Brooklyn, NY.
DIED: March 2, 1980 in Los Angeles, CA.

Biography of ANNE CORNWALL :
A petite, 4'10" brunette, Anne arrived in Hollywood in 1918 and soon became a popular character actress in such films as "La, La, Lucille" (1920) but is probably best remembered as Buster Keaton's love interest in "College" (1927). She went into semi-retirement shortly after her second marriage to Los Angeles Engineer Ellis Wing Taylor in 1930 and the birth of their son Peter (her first was to Director Charles Maigne) and seen on the screen only a few times thereafter. One such occurrence was as Mr. Blakely's Secretary in "You Can't Take It With You." (1938). She came out of retirement briefly to make public relation tours with Keaton to promote "The Buster Keaton Story" (1957). Anne was chosen a WAMPUS BABY STAR in 1925.

See a biography From: The International Movie Data Base
Links & Contributions from Visitors regarding ANNE CORNWALL :
Entry in the California Death Index Courtesy: The Vitalsearch Company Worldwide
View in 1920 Los Angeles City Directory Courtesy: The Vitalsearch Company Worldwide
Download a copy of the Death Certificate Courtesy: anonymous

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