Trivia

She was nicknamed "The O. Henry Girl" because she appeared in so many two-reel films based on O. Henry short stories for Vitagraph.

She lost much of her fortune in the 1929 stock market crash.

Her first big break at Vitagraph came when Alice Joyce noticed Agnes' resemblance to herself and had her cast in a minor part as her sister in Richard the Brazen (1917).

Like Gloria Swanson, she was discovered while on tour at Essanay's Chicago studios.

Was one of Cecil B. DeMille's female stars of the early 1920s. She starred in three of his productions: Le fruit défendu (1921), Le coeur nous trompe (1921), and Les dix commandements (1923).

Posthumously awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6504 Hollywood Blvd. on February 8, 1960.

Interred at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, CA.

In September, 1937, she was reported to be working as a residential rental agent and was "practically penniless.".

While under contract with Essanay Pictures in the 1910s, she shared a dressing room with Gloria Swanson.