Amelia Swilley Bingham was an American actress from Hicksville, Ohio.
14 Facts About Amelia Bingham
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Amelia Bingham's father was a Methodist minister who managed a hotel.
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Amelia Bingham's role was a leading part in a melodrama, The Struggle For Life.
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Amelia Bingham tallied more than 9,000 of 30,000 votes cast in a newspaper competition for the title of American State Queen.
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Amelia Bingham started the Amelia Bingham Company which produced The Climbers starring Bijou Fernandez.
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Miss Amelia Bingham brought to Elitch the original costumes used in the New York production.
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Amelia Bingham detested having to play the type of woman she portrayed in this production.
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Amelia Bingham commented, for years I have played decent women on the stage.
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BAmelia Bingham resided in the Riverside Drive mansion for a decade after her husband's demise.
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Amelia Bingham's quick thinking prevented them from noticing a bag that contained $20,000 in jewels.
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Amelia Bingham died in 1927 following an eight-month battle with heart disease complicated by pneumonia.
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Amelia Bingham died at her home at 103 Riverside Drive, Manhattan, New York City, a house formerly owned by Joseph Jefferson.
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Amelia Bingham died in Kristiania, Norway on a mission of peace for Henry Ford to Scandinavia in 1915.
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Amelia Bingham was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx after her funeral at the Little Church Around the Corner.