Lottie Briscoe Net Worth
Lottie Briscoe Net Worth is
$20 Million
Lottie Briscoe Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
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 of which she is perhaps best remembered for her time at Lubin Studios with co-star, Arthur V. Johnson. | Date Of Birth | April 19, 1883, St. Louis, Missouri, United States |
| Died | March 21, 1950, New York City, New York, United States |
| Place Of Birth | St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
| Profession | Actress |
| Spouse | Harry McRae Webster |
| Movies | The House of Mirth, His Friend's Wife, The Lie |
| Star Sign | Libra |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Husband, Harry Mountford, was formerly executive secretary of the White Rats Actors Union which was disbanded in 1930. |
| 2 | Raven-haired stage and screen actress, a child performer from the age of four. She then graduated to ingénue roles at the Orpheum Theater in Philadelphia. After beginning on screen with Essanay in Chicago, Lottie worked for the Lubin Company from 1912 to 1915, where she was popularly paired with matinée idol Arthur V. Johnson. After Johnson's untimely death in 1916, her career declined. She continued to appear in vaudeville before being confined at home due to a debilitating illness. |
Actress
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The House of Mirth | 1918 | Gertie Farish | |
| The Last Rose | 1915 | Short | Carlotta Valondi |
| Country Blood | 1915 | Short | Sadie Tully - the Country Maiden |
| An Hour of Freedom | 1915 | Short | Edith Walton |
| The Life Line | 1915 | Short | Mary - Rolf's Stenographer |
| The Cornet | 1915 | Short | The Wife |
| Who Violates the Law | 1915 | Short | Lena Black |
| Mother of Pearl | 1915 | Short | Pearl Diggs |
| On the Road to Reno | 1915 | Short | Amy - the Wife |
| Winning Winsome Winnie | 1915 | Short | Winsome Winnie |
| Socially Ambitious | 1915 | Short | Nancy |
| Poet and Peasant | 1915 | Short | Lotta Luks - the Peasant Maid |
| Her Martyrdom | 1915 | Short | Dolly - Hamilton's Stenographer |
| When Father Interfered | 1915 | Short | Dolly - the Actress |
| The Belated Honeymoon | 1915 | Short | Agnes Munger |
| Comrade Kitty | 1915 | Short | Kitty |
| The Beloved Adventurer | 1914 | Betty - Lady Cecil | |
| The Man with a Future | 1914 | Short | Ann Trevor |
| The Question and Answer Man | 1914 | Short | Mabel Wiggins |
| The Shadow of Tragedy | 1914 | Short | Mary Sterling |
| Kiss Me Good Night | 1914 | Short | Betty |
| Behind the Footlights | 1914 | Short | Violet Dale |
| The Inventor's Wife | 1914 | Short | Grace Ward - the Inventor's Wife |
| Lord Algy | 1914 | Short | Lottie |
| A Man's Faith | 1914 | Short | Mary Forrest |
| The Blinded Heart | 1914 | Short | Rose Lester - the Wife |
| The Parasite | 1913 | Short | Lottie Lynn |
| The Voice of Angelo | 1913 | Short | |
| Just Cissy's Little Way | 1913 | Short | Cissy |
| The Sea Eternal | 1913 | Short | Nellie Tapley - the Daughter |
| The Endless Night | 1913 | Short | |
| A Leader of Men | 1913 | Short | Laura Phalen |
| The Road to the Dawn | 1913 | Short | Mary Lane - the Widow |
| Her Husband's Wife | 1913 | Short | Annie Robie |
| The Benefactor | 1913 | Short | Faith Gedney - the Son's Wife |
| His Better Self | 1913/II | Short | Milly Andrews |
| His Niece from Ireland | 1913 | Short | Ellen Kerry |
| A Jealous Husband | 1913 | Short | Mary - Miles' Wife |
| The District Attorney's Conscience | 1913 | Short | May Mason - the District Attorney's Wife |
| In the Harem of Haschem | 1913 | Short | The Wronged Widow |
| The School Principal | 1913 | Short | Mabel Montressor |
| The Power of the Cross | 1913 | Short | Mary Grey |
| The Pawned Bracelet | 1913 | Short | Mrs. Jason Conrad |
| The Gift of the Storm | 1913 | Short | Rose Richmond - a Stranded Actress |
| When John Brought Home His Wife | 1913 | Short | Helen Phalen |
| Doctor Maxwell's Experiment | 1913 | Short | Alice - Dr. Maxwell's Daughter |
| Annie Rowley's Fortune | 1913 | Short | Annie Rowley |
| The Insurance Agent | 1913 | Short | Lottie Brandt |
| A Timely Rescue | 1913 | Short | Lottie Daly |
| The Artist's Romance | 1913 | Short | Lottie - the Artist's Sweetheart |
| John Arthur's Trust | 1913 | Short | Lottie Bristol |
| Two Boys | 1912 | Short | Fanny Nugent |
| The Samaritan of Coogan's Tenement | 1912 | Short | Jessie - the Girl of the Tenements |
| The Stolen Symphony | 1912 | Short | Helen Landis |
| The Country School Teacher | 1912 | Short | Molly Mason |
| The Substitute Heiress | 1912 | Short | Ruth - the Substitute Heiress |
| The Heavenly Voice | 1912 | Short | Mary Smith - the Widow's Daughter |
| The Sporting Editor | 1912 | Short | Gloria Driscoll |
| The Amateur Iceman | 1912 | Short | Betty Baxter |
| A Child's Devotion | 1912 | Short | Diana Lane - The New Mother |
| A Little Family Affair | 1912 | Short | Lottie Wilson, the Wife |
| The Convalescent | 1912 | Short | Alicia Chambers - the Doctor's Daughter |
| The Missing Finger | 1912 | Short | Mary Forrest (unconfirmed) |
| Honor Thy Father | 1912/I | Short | Thel Harris - the Daughter-in-Law |
| The Stolen Ring | 1912 | Short | Blanche Daix |
| The Spoiled Child | 1912 | Short | Edith Harrold - the Mother |
| The New Physician | 1912 | Short | Helen Stuart - Jack's Sweetheart |
| Her Gift | 1912 | Short | Dorothy Gray Gregory |
| A Husband's Awakening | 1912 | Short | Georgette - the Wife |
| A Bachelor's Waterloo | 1912 | Short | Bess Johnson - the Deacon's Daughter |
| The Wooden Bowl | 1912 | Short | Mary Dawson - the Daughter-in-Law |
| The Violin's Message | 1912 | Short | Blossom Vane - a Poor Tenant |
| A Leap Year Lottery Prize | 1912 | Short | Grace Walker - theYoung Minister's Admirer |
| In After Years | 1912 | Short | Marion Wilson as an Adult |
| Shall Never Hunger | 1912 | Short | |
| A College Girl | 1912 | Short | Jean Sherwood - the College Girl |
| The Preacher and the Gossips | 1912 | Short | Ellen Greenwold - the Village Milliner |
| My Princess | 1912 | Short | Lois Sheridan - the Governess |
| A Matter of Business | 1912 | Short | Charles Erskine's Wife |
| The Lie | 1912 | Short | Edith Hobson |
| Gingerbread Cupid | 1912 | Short | Mabel Taylor |
| O'Brien's Busy Day | 1912 | Short | O'Brien's Daughter |
| The Power of Conscience | 1912 | Short | Mrs. Eric Masters |
| The Dawn of Conscience | 1912 | Short | |
| The Nicotine Conspiracy | 1911 | Short | Hilda Roberts (unconfirmed) |
| A Fight for Justice | 1911 | Short | |
| His Friend's Wife | 1911 | Short | Zenia, the Model |
| The Temptress | 1911/II | Short | |
| The Snare of the City | 1911 | Short | The Elder Sister |
| What Happened to Aunty | 1911 | Short | Gladys |
| Oh, You Teacher! | 1911 | Short | Elizabeth Brown - the new Schoolteacher |
| Taming a Tyrant | 1911 | Short | The Daughter |
| Getting Sister Married | 1911 | Short | Helen |
| The Sophomore's Romance | 1911 | Short |
Known for movies
Oh, You Teacher! (1911)
as Elizabeth Brown - the new Schoolteacher
The Last Rose (1915)
as Carlotta Valondi
What Happened to Aunty (1911)
as Gladys
The Snare of the City (1911)
as The Elder Sister