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Elizabeth "Bessie" Toner was a motion picture and theater actress in the early 20th century. ==Theater== Toner was married to actor Harry Childs by 1904. They were in the play ''The Sign of the Cross'' which toured beginning in the fall of 1904. She was in the cast of ''The College Widow'', a comedy satire of college life, produced by George Ade. The theatrical presentation was performed at the McDonough Theater in Oakland, California in November 1906. Louise Rutter appeared in the title role. The Henry Wilson Savage Company, with the troupe of the ''The College Widow'', arrived in Portland, Maine by boat on August 24, 1906. The comedy was given in Portland before audiences at the Jefferson Theater. It also was staged in Kennebec County, Maine, at the Opera House. The stock company's travels took them west to Fresno, California and Winnipeg, Manitoba, in addition to Oakland. In August 1908 she replaced Laura Nelson Hall in the role of ''Pamela'', in a production of ''Girls'' at Daly's Theater on Broadway. A Clyde Fitch farce, the comedy made the run of the Shubert Theater chain. It was presented in La Crosse, Wisconsin in October 1908 prior to an engagement in St. Louis, Missouri. Toner acted at the Union Square (New York City) Theatre of Benjamin Franklin Keith in ''Tricked'' in April 1913. She was joined on stage by actor Albert Gran. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bessie Toner」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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