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Lottie Briscoe
Lottie Briscoe (April 19, 1883 – March 21, 1950) was an American stage and silent screen actress. She began in theatre at the age of four and as an adult was among the first to find success after making the transition from the legitimate stage to cinema. Briscoe appeared in over 94 motion pictures; she is perhaps best remembered for her time at Lubin Studios with co-star Arthur V. Johnson.
==Family==
Lottie Briscoe was born in St. Louis, Missouri to Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Briscoe.〔April 19, 1883 birthday from (Doyle, Billy H. - ''"The Ultimate Directory of the Silent Screen Performers: A Necrology of Births and Deaths and Essays on 50 Lost Players,'' 1995, p. 115 ) Retrieved 7.6.13; census and death certificate are said to indicate an October birth〕〔(''The Hollywood Book of Death,'' 2001, p. 12 ) Retrieved 7.4.13〕 Her father may have been involved in theatre work and her mother was known to the theatre community as a likable stage mother. A sister, Olive Helen Briscoe, had long a career in vaudeville as a singer and comedian.
〔(Mrs. Walter D. Greene. ''The New York Dramatic Mirror,'' October 31, 1908 ) Retrieved 7.4.13〕〔(Hippodrome. ''The Reading Eagle'', September 14, 1920, p. 8 ) Retrieved 7.10.13〕 At the time of her death The New York Times reported that Briscoe was 79 years old, which is unlikely, for it is well documented that she was active as a child actor as late as 1895. A possible explanation may lie with confusion involving Briscoe’s frail husband, Harry Mountford, who at the time was 79 and had not long to live.〔(''Report'', New York City Law Dept. c. 1893, p. 76 ) Retrieved 7.4.13〕〔Lottie Briscoe Dies at 79 New York Times, March 22, 1950, p. 26〕〔Harry Mountford. ''The New York Times'', June 5, 1950, p. 21〕
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