18 Facts About Gail Kane

Gail Kane attended a private school in Newburgh, New York, but eschewed additional education to become an actress.

Gail Kane became a dedicated student of the art of pantomime.

Gail Kane had a significant role in Seven Keys To Baldpate Astor, which was staged at the Gaiety Theatre, London, in May 1914.

Gail Kane paired with George Nash in The Miracle Man at the Astor Theatre.

Gail Kane acted in a presentation of The Hyphen Knickerbocker in April 1915.

Gail Kane returned to the stage at the Broadhurst Theatre in July 1920.

Gail Kane was paired with Earle Fox, another actor who had been spending much of his time in movies.

Gail Kane played Ellen Halpin in the 1925 comedy Loggerheads at the Cherry Lane Theatre.

Gail Kane portrayed Mrs John Ramsey in a play which endured for twenty-one performances.

Gail Kane was arrested following a performance of The Captive at the Empire Theater on Broadway in February 1927.

Gail Kane co-starred as Jurgis Rudkus's wife Ona Lukoszaite in the film adaptation of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.

Gail Kane starred in Via Wireless which was adapted from a play by Winchell Smith and Paul Armstrong.

Gail Kane was employed by the Mutual Film Corporation of Santa Barbara, California when she made The Upper Crust.

Gail Kane filed a suit against Mutual in 1918, asking $33,500 for alleged breach of contract.

The Scarlet Oath was a challenging movie for Gail Kane who played the dual role of two women.

Gail Kane continued to act in motion pictures for another decade.

Gail Kane owned a collection of scarab beetles considered to be one of the finest in America in 1917.

Gail Kane possessed one of the most attractive collections of one-piece, two-piece, and fluffy ruffles seashore outfits in Chicago, Illinois by 1917.