Boyd Marshall Net Worth is
$1.9 Million

Mini Biography

Boyd Marshall was created on 22 June, 1884, at Slot Clinton, Ohio, the child of Thomas J. and Agnes Marshall. Both his parents had been immigrates, his dad becoming from Ireland and his mom from Quebec. After Boyd’s dad passed away in 1895, he grew up by his solitary mother on the plantation in Carroll, Ohio. Boyd went to the University or college of Michigan in Ann Arbor with the very thought of becoming a teacher of dialects, but quickly changed his brain and he made a decision to try grand opera instead, a choice that his mom was not happy with. He continued to study tone of voice at Michigan University or college of Music and later on the Detroit Conservatory Of Music. Early in his stage career, Boyd appeared with Fritzi Scheff, played a little part in “Mlle. Modiste” a comic opera by Victor Herbert, was a respected guy for Kolb & Dill (Clarence Kolb and Maximum Dill) in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA and was fifty percent of the group, Boyd Marshall and Katherine Bell, carrying out the vaudeville sketch “The Wall structure Between”. He previously also performed for Lasky Productions in the Hippodrome in NEW YORK and have been a hit performing musical share in Elmira, NY. In 1913 Boyd began doing work for the Thanhouser Film Company as a respected man to Muriel Ostriche within their recently created Princess Division. Ahead of his work at Thanhouser, Boyd experienced never set eye on a film video camera in his existence. For almost annually, he and Muriel Ostriche would perform in a minumum of one Princess film weekly. For awhile the studio room publicity department attempted to expenses him as “The Handsomest Guy in the films”, however the campaign hardly ever really caught on with the general public and he continued to be relatively unfamiliar. While at Thanhouser, Boyd experienced also played reverse Reenie Farrington, Mayre Hall among others. In late Might of 1920, Boyd married Mitzi Hajo, a well-known Hungarian dancer and stage character, who was taken to American after a realtor for the William Morris Company captured her cabaret act in Budapest. Boyd and Mitzi performed collectively in a number of musical stage takes on, typically the most popular becoming “Pom-Pom”, “Mind Over Pumps” and “Sari”. Mitzi, who sometimes passed the stage name, Dixie Crane, was created in Budapest on 27 Apr, 1895 (or 1890) and, passed on on 1 June 1970, at Washington, Connecticut. Boyd Marshall passed away on November 9, 1950 at his house in Jackson Levels, NY. He was survived by his wife and two siblings, Tom and Helen.

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