File:Lucy Cotton from Who's Who on the Screen.jpg

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Date	1920
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Lucy Cotton, featured player in Cosmopolitan Productions was born in Houston, Texas, and was educated there. Prior to her stage debut Miss Cotton studied music. She made her first Broadway appearance in "The Quaker Girl" and scored quite a hit in the name part in that piece. Miss Cotton has appeared with considerable success in "Torn to the Right" and "Up in Mabel's Room." In England she created characters in "Little Women" and played in "Polygamy." She is a comparatively newcomer to the screen, making her debut on the silver sheet as co-star with Mary Boland in "The Prodigal Wife." She was later starred in "Blind Love" and featured in the Cosmopolitan production "The Miracle of Love." Miss Cotton in 5 feet 5 inches high and weighs 125 lbs.