Grisella Kingsland

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Born
Grisella de Courcy Kingsland

February 13, 1882
San Francisco, California
DiedMarch 8, 1955
San Francisco, California
OthernamesGriselle Kingsland, Griselda Kingsland, Grisella Chrystie
OccupationActress
Grisella Kingsland
A young white woman with loose curly hair, wearing a plain dark garment, photographed mainly in shadow.
Born
Grisella de Courcy Kingsland

February 13, 1882
San Francisco, California
DiedMarch 8, 1955
San Francisco, California
Other namesGriselle Kingsland, Griselda Kingsland, Grisella Chrystie
OccupationActress

Grisella de Courcy Kingsland (February 13, 1882 – March 8, 1955) was an American actress based in San Francisco.

Grisella Kingsland was born in San Francisco, the daughter of James Eli Camp Kingsland and Olivia de Courcy Kingsland. Her mother was an artist from Brooklyn.[1] Her father was a sea captain from New Jersey. Grisella and her three siblings were children when their father died in 1889.[2]

Career

Kingsland was a stage actress, mostly on the San Francisco stage and touring with the Ferris Hartman Company on the West Coast, in soubrette roles.[3] Her appearances included roles in Wang (1908),[4] The Toymaker (1908),[5] The King Maker (1908),[6] The Girl from Paris (1909),[7] A Chinese Honeymoon (1909),[8] The Tenderfoot (1909),[9] It Happened in Nordland (1909),[10] and The Mayor of Tokio (1909).[11]

Early in her career, Kingsland toured in New Zealand and Australia with the Josephine Stanton Company.[12] She performed vaudeville acts with dancer Genevieve "Ginger" Love,[13] and with Christine Neilson.[14] She also toured with Luisa Tetrazzini's company in Mexico.[15]

Personal life

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