Florence Turner(1885-1946)

Turner was a major star at Vitagraph in the 1910s, but after a period of making films in England her Hollywood career never regained its momentum. By the early talkie era she was reduced to playing occasional bit parts. In 1937 Turner became one of the so-called "Old-Timers", a group of aging, neglected former stars who were employed as $75-a-week extras by MGM as an act of charity. Her last role was an uncredited bit in El zorro (1943). She then entered the Motion Picture Country Home, where she died in 1946.