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Marion Fairfax (Marion Neiswanger) was born on 24 October, 1875 in Richmond, Virginia, USA, is a Writer, Editorial Department, Miscellaneous. Discover Marion Fairfax's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of Marion Fairfax networth?

Popular As Marion Neiswanger
Occupation writer,editorial_department,miscellaneous
Age 95 years old
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Born 24 October 1875
Birthday 24 October
Birthplace Richmond, Virginia, USA
Date of death 2 October, 1970
Died Place Los Angeles, California, USA
Nationality United States

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Who Is Marion Fairfax's Husband?

Her husband is Tully Marshall (7 June 1899 - 10 March 1943) ( his death)

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Marion Fairfax Net Worth

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1943

Tully Marshall passed away on March 10, 1943.

1926

Her last credited screenplay was for the romance The Blonde Saint (1926), directed by Maurice Tourneur and starring Lewis Stone, who headlined four other of her First National pictures.

1925

Her greatest accomplishment as a screenwriter was the script for the classic The Lost World (1925), adapted from the novel by Arthur Conan Doyle.

She adapted her own Broadway play The Talker (1925) for First National.

1922

Their last film together was Fools First (1922).

After helping adapt William Gillette's play based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories for Sherlock Holmes (1922) for Goldwyn Pictures, with John Barrymore playing the famed detective, Fairfax directed her first and only film, from her own script, The Lying Truth (1922), starring husband Tully Marhsall. The movie was produced by her own Marion Fairfax Productions, of which she was president, for the Eagle Producing Co. and it was distributed by American Releasing Co.

1920

They followed it up with another six films in 1920 and 1921, including Don't Ever Marry (1920) and The Lotus Eater (1921) starring John Barrymore.

1919

Three years later she left Lasky after writing the Wallace Reid vehicle The Valley of the Giants (1919) and hooked up again with Neilan, working on his The River's End (1920). The movie was made by Neilan's own production company, and released through First National.

1917

In 1917 Fairfax wrote the screenplay for the Jack Pickford picture Freckles (1917), directed by Marshall Neilan.

1916

In 1916 she began a short collaboration with director William C.

de Mille with The Blacklist (1916), which he co-wrote with Fairfax as well as directed.

From 1916 through 1918 they collaborated on nine other films.

1915

Boltay's Daughters" lasted but 17 performances at the Comedy after opening on Oct 23, 1915. Fairfax moved to California and became a screenwriter at the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Co.

The first movie made from script of hers appeared in 1915, The Chorus Lady (1915), and was followed that year by two others made from her scenarios, Mr.

Grex of Monte Carlo (1915) and The Immigrant (1915).

1914

), was a flop, closing after 17 performances after opening at the Comedy Theatre on September 12, 1914. Her next play would duplicate the run of of its predecessor, as well as the venue: "Mrs.

1912

Opening at the Harris Theatre on January 8, 1912, the play had a run of 144 performances. Her next play, "A Modern Girl", written in collaboration with Ruth C. Mitchell and produced by the Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.

1908

It opened at Maxine Elliott's Theatre on December 30, 1908, and racked up a total of 62 performances. Her next play, "The Talker", was more successful still, with more than twice as many performance as her previous effort. Marion herself directed "The Talker", which featured her husband in the cast.

1907

It opened at the Astor Theatre on May 20, 1907, and ran a total of 16 performances. Her next play, "The Chaperon", was more successful.

1904

She made her Broadway debut as an actress at the Criterion Theatre in "The Triumph of Love," which opened and closed on February 8, 1904, after one performance. Her first produced Broadway play was "The Builders," which was produced by her husband's Tully Marshall Company and featured him in the cast.

1899

In 1899 Fairfax married actor Tully Marshall, who was born Tully Marshall Phillips. Although she was known as Mrs. Tully Marshall and Marion Fairfax Marshall Phillips, she wrote under the name Marion Fairfax.

1875

Marion Fairfax, movie screenwriter and Broadway playwright, was born Marion Neiswanger in Richmond, Virginia, on October 25, 1875. After graduating from Chicago's South Division High School she went on to Emerson College in Boston. She went on the boards briefly as an actress before focusing her theatrical ambitions on writing.