MILDRED REARDON

From Who's Who on the Screen (1920)

This diminutive screen player holds the honorable distinction of having been christened by Henry Clive, the prominent artist, as "The Girl with the Brown Eyes," while she was with Florenz Ziegfeld in one of that master producer's beauty pageants. It goes without saying that with such a reputation such a petite personage as Miss Reardan could not long resist the lure of the silver screen and forthwith appeared with Pathe and other companies. Motion picture lovers will probably remember her best in Cecil B. De Mille's production of "Male and Female." She also had a prominent part in the cast of "Everywoman." Miss Reardon has golden hair and brown eyes.

From Who's Who on the Screen (1920)
This diminutive screen player holds the honorable distinction of having been christened by Henry Clive, the prominent artist, as "The Girl with the Brown Eyes," while she was with Florenz Ziegfeld in one of that master producer's beauty pageants. It goes without saying that with such a reputation such a petite personage as Miss Reardan could not long resist the lure of the silver screen and forthwith appeared with Pathe and other companies. Motion picture lovers will probably remember her best in Cecil B. De Mille's production of "Male and Female." She also had a prominent part in the cast of "Everywoman." Miss Reardon has golden hair and brown eyes.

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