Jean Paige was born on July 3, 1895 in Paris, Illinois, USA as Lucile Beatrice O'Hair. She was an actress, known for Black Beauty (1921), The Count and the Wedding Guest (1918) and Schools and Schools (1918). She was married to Albert E. Smith. She died on December 15, 1990 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Brunette silent screen leading lady with Vitagraph, in films from 1917 to 1924. She had a strictly religious upbringing and was trained for acting at the Kings School of Oratory, Elocution and Dramatic Culture in Pittsburgh. Her chief claim to fame was less her acting (indeed, she was considered rather un-dynamic), than her high profile marriage to the co-founder and then-president of Vitagraph, Albert E. Smith.
Actress
Title
Year
Status
Character
Captain Blood
1924
Arabella Bishop
The Prodigal Judge
1922
Betty Malroy
Black Beauty
1921/I
Jessie Gordon
Hidden Dangers
1920
Madeline Stanton
The Fortune Hunter
1920
Betty Graham
The Birth of a Soul
1920
Dorothy Barlow
The Darkest Hour
1919
Justine Bouvier
Daring Hearts
1919
Suzette
Too Many Crooks
1919
Charlotte Browning
Beating the Odds
1919
Rosalie Rogers
Hoarded Assets
1918
Patsy
The King of Diamonds
1918
Jewel
Tangled Lives
1918
Lola Maynard
The Count and the Wedding Guest
1918
Short
Mary Conway
Find the Woman
1918
Nonette
The Golden Goal
1918
Laura Brooks
The Desired Woman
1918
Dolly Drake
Schools and Schools
1918
Short
The Skylight Room
1917
Miss Elsie Leeson
The Indian Summer of Dry Valley Johnson
1917
Blind Man's Holiday
1917
Norah Greenway
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
Screen Snapshots, Series 1, No. 13
1920
Documentary short
Herself
Archive Footage
Title
Year
Status
Character
March of the Movies
1933
Herself, film clip (uncredited)
Known for movies
Black Beauty (1921) as Jessie Gordon
The Count and the Wedding Guest (1918) as Mary Conway
$300,000
