Zeffie Tilbury
1863-11-18 ( 161 years old ) in Paddington, London, England, UK

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Zeffie Agnes Lydia Tilbury (November 20, 1863 – July 24, 1950) was an English actress. Tilbury was known first on the London stage and on Broadway in New York City. In 1881, she debuted on stage in Nine Points of the Law at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, England. She is today best known for playing wise or evil older characters in films, such as the distinguished lady gambler at dinner with Garbo in The Single Standard, as the pitiful Grandma Joad in The Grapes of Wrath and Grandma Lester in Tobacco Road. She appeared in over 70 films. Her earliest surviving silent film is the Valentino / Nazimova 1921 production of Camille. Tilbury is probably best remembered as the old lady who is befriended by Spanky and his friends on her birthday and, as a result, is transformed from a lonely, disagreeable recluse to a happy and loving carefree soul in the 1936 Hal Roach Our Gang comedy Second Childhood. In the same year she also portrayed the Gypsy Queen in the Laurel and Hardy film The Bohemian Girl. Tilbury was married twice. First to Arthur Frederick Lewis in June, 1887, and later to L. E. Woodthorpe, who died on April 8, 1915. She died in Los Angeles, California in 1950 at the age of 86.

Movies

Tobacco Road 1941-02-20
Balalaika 1939-12-15
Tell No Tales 1939-06-12
Boy Trouble 1939-01-27
Kidnapped 1938-05-27
Hunted Men 1938-05-27
Hideaway 1937-08-13
Parnell 1937-06-04
Midnight Taxi 1937-04-04
Maid of Salem 1937-02-12
Camille 1936-12-26
Old Hutch 1936-09-25
Parole! 1936-06-14
Desire 1936-04-11
Bad Boy 1935-10-25
Navy Wife 1935-09-17
Alice Adams 1935-08-23
Stranded 1935-06-29
Ocean Swells 1934-08-08
Bachelor Bait 1934-07-27
Mystery Liner 1934-03-15
Two Alone 1934-01-26
Camille 1921-09-26
Big Game 1921-08-16
Clothes 1920-09-19
Mothers of Men 1920-03-10
The Avalanche 1919-06-29