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Constance Talmadge (April 19, 1897?-November 23,
1973) was a silent movie star born in Brooklyn,
New York, United States|USA, and was the sister of
fellow actor Norma Talmadge.

She began making films in 1914, when she appeared
in 15 movies.  Over the course of her career, she
appeared in more than eighty films, ending in 1929
with "Venus."  She made two films with director D.
W. Griffith:  "Intolerance (movie)|Intolerance"
(1916) and "The Fall of Babylon (movie)|The Fall
of Babylon" (1919).

Talmadge was married four times.  Her first
marriage, to John Pialoglou occurred in 1920 at a
double wedding with Dorothy Gish and James Rennie.
 She divorced Pialoglou two years later.  

Along with her sister, Norma, Mary Pickford, and
Douglas Fairbanks, she inaugurated the tradition
of placing her footprints in cement outside
Grauman's Chinese Theater.  Constance left a trail
of five footprints in her slab.

Her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is at 6300
Hollywood Blvd.

==External links==
*imdb name|id=0848226|name=Constance Talmadge

lived|b=1897|d=1973|key=Talmadge, Constance



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