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	ZaSu Pitts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ZaSu Pitts (January 3, 1894–June 7, 1963) was a United States movie actress.
		ZaSu Pitts was born in Parsons, Kansas and grew up in Santa Cruz, California.
		ZaSu Pitts died of cancer in Hollywood, California at age 69.
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	© ZaSu Pitts - Silent and Sound Movie Star - goldensilents.com
		The character actress ZaSu Pitts was born in Parsons, Kansas on January 3rd, 1894.
		ZaSu also filmed the part of the mother in the anti-war film classic "All Quiet On The Western Front" (1930), but after audiences laughed in preview at the sight of her on screen, the film was revamped, and her scenes played by Beryl Mercer instead.
		ZaSu Pitts, as befits her splendid work on the silver sheet, is now being starred by Robertson-Cole and the reception her pictures "The Other Half" and "Poor Relations" have received prove her popularity.
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	ZaSu Pitts, Actress
		It was director Erich von Stroheim who recognized ZaSu Pitts' potential for more, serious roles, and who sought to rescue her from the lightweight comedies in which she had been appearing.
		The devastated director had all the scenes with the mother re-shot with another actress for the final version of the film, and ZaSu Pitts was typecast as a comediennne for good.
		ZaSu Pitts was known for her friendliness and distinctive style: fluttery hands, plaintive eyes, and "Oh dear me." She took her success in stride, saying,
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	Nancy Carroll's Co-Stars Zasu Pitts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		ZaSu Pitts was born on January 3, 1898 in Parsons, Kansas.
		ZaSu was a wonderfully gifted actress and comedienne who appeared in approximately 200 movies spanning six decades.
		Not only did ZaSu have a successful silent and talkies career, she also met with great success in what was then, the relatively new media of television.
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		ZaSu Pitts (3 January1894–7 June1963) was a United States[For more, click on this link] movie Film quick summary:
		ZaSu Pitts was born in Parsons, EHandler: no quick summary.
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		ZaSu Pitts was born in Parsons, Kansas (Parsons, Kansas: more facts about this subject) and grew up in Santa Cruz, California (Santa Cruz, California: more facts about this subject).
		ZaSu Pitts died of cancer (cancer: Type genus of the family Cancridae) in Hollywood, California (Hollywood, California: more facts about this subject) at age 69.
		Pitts debuted in silent film (silent film: a silent film is a film which has no accompanying soundtrack....
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	Bio for ZaSu Pitts on MSN Movies
		According to her own account, actress ZaSu Pitts was given her curious cognomen because she was named for two aunts, Eliza and Susan.
		Established as a top character comedian by the '30s (her oft-imitated catchphrase was "Oh, dear, oh my!"), Pitts co-starred with Thelma Todd in a series of Hal Roach two-reelers, was top-billed in such feature programmers as Out All Night (1933) and The Plot Thickens (1935), and showed up in select character roles in A-pictures.
		ZaSu Pitts died in 1963, shortly after completing her final film appearance in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) and just a few days after her last TV guest assignment on Burke's Law.
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	ZaSu Pitts
		The name “ZaSu”" was created because her two aunts, Eliza and Susan, each wanted the baby named after them.
		Pitts started working as an extra in movies, but was discovered by Mary Pickford, who is credited with giving Pitts small roles in
		Pitts was usually cast in comic roles with the advent of talking films.
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	ZaSu Pitts
		ZASU PITTS was born in Parson, Kansas, in 1898.
		She appeared in fifteen L-KO comedies for Universal, supported Mary Pickford in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," and portrayed the slavey in "The Little Princess," in which she scored a remarkable success.
		For a time she starred in King Vidor pictures and was in Cecil De Mille's "Triumph." She married her leading man, Tom Gallery, and is the mother of a little daughter, ZaSu Ann.
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	ZaSu Pitts Photo Gallery
		After graduating from Santa Cruz High School, ZaSu went to Hollywood; this photo was taken right after she arrived in Hollywood.
		Here ZaSu is being interviewed outside the office of the Santa Cruz Evening News, where her brother worked.
		On the left, ZaSu Pitts is standing in front of her childhood home with local promoter/entrepreneur Fred Swanton.
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	Chanute Tribune Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		PARSONS - ZaSu2, the second annual film festival celebrating the life and career of Parsons native and noted actress ZaSu Pitts, will be Friday and Saturday on the campus of Labette Community College in Parsons.
		Along with special viewings of several ZaSu Pitts films and episodes from a television show in which she starred, the festival features some special memorabilia from ZaSu's career and candy from her cookbook.
		Returning this year is University of Kansas film scholar, John Tibbetts, who on Friday evening will discuss director Erich Von Stroheim, ZaSu Pitts and the silent film era.
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	ZaSu Pitts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Born in Kansas, Pitts moved with her family to California, where at age 19 she began her film career.
		Her calculated vagueness and fluttery hand gestures earned Pitts comedy roles from the outset, but director Erich Von Stroheim saw dramatic potential in the young actress.
		During the '40s and '50s, she toured in {+Ramshackle Inn, a play written especially for her by George Batson.
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	ZaSu Pitts
		Lead and supporting player from 1917 who first gained attention for her performance in Erich Von Stroheim's mammoth "Greed" (1924).
		With the emergence of sound Pitts established herself as an endearingly daffy comedienne, often in support of Thelma Todd or in tandem with Slim Summerville.
		Pitts's trademark wailing voice and fluttering hands were last seen on screen in Stanley Kramer's 1963 film, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World".
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	Chanute Tribune Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The festival this year will focus on the Great Depression years and will feature a panel discussion by local residents, who will talk of their lives during that difficult time.
		The festival pays tribute to ZaSu Pitts, who was born in Parsons in 1894.
		For more information, visit the ZaSu Pitts page at http://www.labette.cc.ks.us/dept/pitts.htm.
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	Zasu Pitts at Reel Classics: Image Credits
		Pitts with Lew Ayres in ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.
		A portrait of Pitts from SING AND LIKE IT.
		Pitts with a young Virginia Weidler in MRS.
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		ZaSu Pitts started working as an actress in silent movies in 1917.
		She appeared with Mary Pickford in The Little Princess (1917) and by 1919 had a starring role in King Vidor's Better Times.
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		Silent movie star Zasu Pitts had her most famous (and most atypical) role in Erich von Stroheim's Greed, convincingly slipping into insanity following the...
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		Starring Leon Janney, Dorothy Peterson, ZaSu Pitts, Junior Coghlan.
		Likable version of Booth Tarkington's story of children in a small town.
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	Classic TV & Movie Hits - Zasu Pitts
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		Biography: ZaSu Pitts (3 January 1894—7 June 1963) was a United States movie actress.
		They had two children: a daughter, Ann Gallery, and a son, Don Gallery (né Marvin Carville La Marr), whom they adopted after the death of his mother, actress Barbara La Marr.
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