First Name
Lilyan
Last Name
Tashman
Height
67
Build
Slim
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Blonde
Place of Birth
Brooklyn, New York
Star Sign
Scorpio
Date of Death
24 March 1934
Place of Death
New York, New York
Cause of Death
abdominal cancer
Ethnicity
White
Religion
Jewish
Claim to Fame
Best dressed woman in Hollywood
Nationality
American
Gender
Female
Wikipedia Text
Lilyan Tashman (October 23, 1896 – March 21, 1934) was a Brooklyn-born Jewish American vaudeville, Broadway, and film actress. Tashman was best known for her supporting roles as tongue-in-cheek villainesses and the bitchy 'other woman'. She made sixty-six films over the course of her Hollywood career and although never obtained superstar status, her cinematic performances are "sharp, clever and have aged little over the decades."
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Couple Profile
Lilyan Tashman’s life dramatized the benefits of always being dressed for success. She broke into the show business in 1916 by wearing a fetching frock and a stylish coif at a table at Rector’s next to where Florenz Ziegfeld was dining. Tashman had striking facial features and metallic blonde hair of a sort more modern than that generally worn during the First World War. Ziegfeld moved to her table an gave her a spot in the chorus of "The Century Girl." She also appeared in the 1917 Follies. Once on the stage, she exerted herself to stay there. Not beautiful, not blessed with a singer’s gift or a dancer’s rhythm, she compensated with attitude and wardrobe, securing supporting parts in a number of plays, including the Ina Claire drama of Showgirl life, "The Gold Diggers." Her break came when 1924’s "Garden of Weeds" when her turn as a slangy, worldly Chorus Girl captivated critical attention. When the play was adapted for the movies she was invited to reprise her part before the camera. While she had walk on bits in several independent films earlier in the 1920s, "Garden of Weeds" afforded Tashman the opportunity to show she embodied the Flapper spirit. A passionate woman, she was known for her fits of rage, jealousy, and envy. She pummeled women who got too close to husband Edmund Lowe. She was tolerated because she had the best clothes sense of any woman in Hollywood, she had wit, and there was something distinctive about her looks and Brooklyn voice that insured regular screen appearances throughout the 1920s and into the sound era. She appeared in several notable features including "Bulldog Drummond" and "Puttin’ on the Ritz." She died on the operating table in 1934, age 34.
An enormous crowd of 10,000 hysterical people went to her funeral. Many fans fought over flowers and knocked over grave markers. Eddie Cantor, who gave the eulogy,later remarked that it was "The most disgraceful thing I`ve ever seen."
Lilyan left $121,000 in furs and jewels.
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High School
Brooklyn High School
Official Websites
www.classicimages.com/1997/august97/tashman.html, emol.org/film/archives/tashman/
Father
Morris Tashman
Mother
Rose Cook
Brother
Gustav
Sister
Bertha, Kitty, Jennie, Annie, Sarah, Hattie
Favorite Colors
Pink, Blue, Green
Full Name at Birth
Lilyan Tashman
Date of Birth
1896-10-23
Role ID
Actor/Actress
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