Mignon Anderson

Mignon Anderson was born on Mar 31, 1892 in USA. Mignon Anderson's big-screen debut came with Silas Marner directed by Theodore Marston in 1911.

Mignon Anderson was born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1892. Her father was a former vaudeville performer and opera singer who left the stage to go into the insurance business. Her mother, Hallie Howard, was also a former vaudeville performer. Mignon got her show-business start at a very early age--at six months old she appeared in a stage production as the infant daughter of the leading lady. She grew into quite a beautiful young woman, and easily found work as an artists' model.