Sara Taylor

Sothern was born Sara Viola Warmbrodt à Arkansas City, Kansas, the daughter of Elizabeth Ann (née Wilson; February 10, 1864 – February 7, 1932) et Samuel Sylvester Warmbrodt (October 8, 1861 – January 6, 1948). Her paternal grand-père, Samuel Warmbrodt, ce qui from Switzerland.[1] Sothern ce qui a seasoned actress by the time she made her Broadway debut in The Dagger (1925). That was followed by Arabesque and Fool's Bells that same year. She next appeared dans Maman Aime Papa (1926). During that time, she acted dans plays across the country, including the theatre venues of Downtown Los Angeles. She married art dealer Francis Lenn Taylor en 1926 à New York City.[citation needed] They were the parents of Howard Taylor (né en 1929) and the movie star Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011). After her marriage, Sothern retired from the stage and never acted again. After living en Angleterre, several years, where her children were born, they returned to the United States. Living in Los Angeles, California, she consacré herself to her family and the movie career of her daughter. Sothern died at age de 99 à Palm Springs. Elle est inhumée beside her husband dans Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Westwood, à Los Angeles.