[5] A few of her stage credits include roles in Good Morning, Judge and Blue Eyes.

[6] She was cast in leading roles in two John M. Stahl directed films, and also starred in serials.

[7] She later returned to the stage, appearing with her brother Charles King in a musical comedy Good Morning, Judge.

[10] On March 9, 1943, at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington, D.C., she married Thomas Henry Claffey, with her son Flight Officer Kenneth Alexander of the Royal Air Force serving as best man.

[10] Her gravesite, however, is in her hometown of New York City, at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, as is that of her husband, who died the following year.