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Constance Adams DeMille (April 27, 1873 – July 17, 1960) was an American actress and wife of filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille . Early life. Born in Orange, New Jersey, [1] DeMille was the daughter of Judge Fredrick Adams, [2] New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals, [1] and Ella Adams, his first wife. She was raised in East Orange, New Jersey.
DeMille was named after his grandmothers Cecelia Wolff and Margarete Blount. [7] He was the second of three children of Henry Churchill de Mille (September 4, 1853 – February 10, 1893) and his wife, Matilda Beatrice deMille (née Samuel; January 30, 1853 – October 8, 1923), known as Beatrice. [8]
- 1899–1958
On January 21, 1959, aged seventy-seven, Cecil B. DeMille succumbed to heart failure. He was survived by his wife Constance; by his daughter Cecilia de Mille Harper; by his adopted children, John, Katherine, and Richard; and by his grandchildren Peter Calvin, Cecilia de Mille, and Joseph Harper.
Beatrice DeMille: Cónyuge: Constance Adams (matr. 1902; fall. 1959) Pareja: Julia Faye: Hijos: Cecilia DeMille Katherine DeMille (adoptada) John DeMille (adoptado) Richard de Mille (adoptado) Educación; Educado en: Widener University; Academia Estadounidense de Arte Dramático (hasta 1900) Información profesional; Ocupación
- Cecil Blount DeMille
Casado con Constance Adams de 1902 a 1959. Fue padre de Cecilia y Katherine DeMille. Su hija Katherine contrajo matrimonio con el actor Anthony Quinn en contra de sus deseos.
August 12, 1881 · Ashfield, Massachusetts, USA. Died. January 21, 1959 · Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA (heart ailment) Birth name. Cecil Blount DeMille. Nicknames. C.B. The Master of Spectacle. The Master of the Biblical Epic. Height. 5′ 10″ (1.78 m) Mini Bio. His parents Henry C. DeMille and Beatrice DeMille were playwrights.
He married Constance Adams, an actress, in 1902. They had one child and adopted three more. The man who founded Hollywood. When DeMille was almost thirty, he met Jesse L. Lasky, who was trying to break into motion picture production. DeMille was thinking of leaving show business altogether, but Lasky convinced him to try directing a film.
