File:OUIDA BERGERE From Who's Who on the Screen.jpg

DescriptionOUIDA BERGERE From Who's Who on the Screen.jpg	Publicity photo of Ouida Bergère from Who's Who on the Screen
Date	1920
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Ouida Bergere, though born in Spain, received her early education in America, where site entered a convent and later became as pupil in the National Park Seminary, at Washington, DC She has played on the legitimate stage with Robert Ealston, Wilton Lackaye, Maxine Elliott and others equally prominent. Her first motion picture affiliation was with Pathe, where site developed a talent for writing scenarios, beginning with one reel stories, until at the present time. She is credited with such scripts as "Country Cousin," "The Broken Melody" and On With the Dance." Miss Bregere is five feet four incites high and weights 138 pounds. She has dark brown hair and brown eyes, and can claim distinction as a musician, as well its writer and actress.