Edna Wallace Hopper (courtesy Michael Colbruno)
Edna Wallace Hopper (January 17, 1872 - December 14, 1959) was a beautiful, popular stage and silent screen actress, endorsed the Edna Wallace Hopper Cosmetics line, and was the only woman board member of L. F. Rothschild & Co. Wallace Hopper was also the author of My Secrets of Youth and Beauty (1925), and for eight years toured the U.S. conducting public speaking engagements to all women audiences in which she shared her beauty secrets.
Family History
Edna Wallace - circa 1898
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Acting Career
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Cosmetics
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Mystery and Intrigue
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Edna Wallace Hopper is buried in Mountain View Cemetery with the inscription "Those Whom The Gods Love Never Grow Old" on her monument.
Edna Wallace Hopper monument, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, California JL
Links and References
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Alexander Dunsmuir - Businessman & Edna Hopper - Floradora Girl Lives of the Dead by Michael Colbruno
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Edna Wallace Hopper Wikipedia
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MISS HOPPER NAMED IN BROWN'S POLICY; Failed Broker Says The New York Times
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The Eternal Flapper: The Many Lives of Edna Wallace Hopper by Jim Alessio
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Edna Wallace Hopper Vintage Powder Room
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Peculiar Beauty: Edna Wallace Hopper: the First Reality Star
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Edna Wallace Hopper Collecting Vintage Compacts
