Donna Drew

Donna Drew was born on Mar 18, 1897 in USA. Donna Drew's big-screen debut came with The Flame of Youth directed by Elmer Clifton in 1917.

Donna Drew was born Donna A. Anderson in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her British father, Walter Anderson, worked for the railroad. Donna attended Salt Like City high school. At the age of eighteen she married twenty-seven year old actor Arthur Moon. The couple worked together in several stage productions before moving to Los Angeles. She quickly landed several bit parts. In 1917 she was signed by Universal and appeared in the drama The Flame Of Youth. Then she starred in The Lair Of The Wolf and Madame Spy with Jack Mulhall. Her performances got rave reviews and she seemed destined for stardom.