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One of the screen's must charming actresses is Martha Mansfield, who was born in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1899. Following her education which she received in her native city, Miss Mansfield entered upon her stage career by an engagement in one of the Winter Garden's spectacular revues. This was followed by her appearance in Dillingham and Ziegfeld's "The Century Girl" and A. H. Wood's production of "On With the Dance." The Essanay Company's Max Linder Comedies served as the vehicle which introduced Miss Mansfield to the shadow stage. Later she appeared in numerous photoplays opposite Montagau Love, Eugene O'Brien, and John Barrymore in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." She is five feet four inches high, weighs a hundred and twenty-two pounds and has blonde hair and gray eyes.

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