JAMES RENNIE

From Stars of the Photoplay (1924)

JAMES RENNIE, who gained an enviable reputation on the stage for his work in "Spanish Love" and other successes, later acquired sudden prominence in the film world by playing opposite Dorothy Gish in "Flying Pat." Young Rennie seems to keep busy all the time, for he is much sought after by both stage and motion picture producers as a juvenile lead. During the war he served in the Royal Flying Corps. He is a Canadian. He is five feet, ten inches tall. Has brown hair and blue eyes. He married Dorothy Gish on December 26, 1921.

From Stars of the Photoplay (1924)
JAMES RENNIE, who gained an enviable reputation on the stage for his work in "Spanish Love" and other successes, later acquired sudden prominence in the film world by playing opposite Dorothy Gish in "Flying Pat." Young Rennie seems to keep busy all the time, for he is much sought after by both stage and motion picture producers as a juvenile lead. During the war he served in the Royal Flying Corps. He is a Canadian. He is five feet, ten inches tall. Has brown hair and blue eyes. He married Dorothy Gish on December 26, 1921.

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