11 Facts About Lilyan Tashman

Lilyan Tashman was an American stage, silent film, and sound film actress.

Lilyan Tashman's grandparents were Isaac and Rose Schlomowitz Tashman, and her siblings were named Bertha, Kitty, Jennie, Annie, Sarah, Gustav and Hattie.

Lilyan Tashman attended high school in Brooklyn and later graduated from a finishing school.

Cantor and Lee broke up, with Cantor going on to a successful solo career, Lee going on to become a manager for George White's Scandals and Lilyan Tashman trying out for whatever Broadway show she could find.

In 1913, Lilyan Tashman was in chorus of Her Little Highness.

Lilyan Tashman appeared in the 1916 and 1917 Ziegfeld Follies as well a series of other Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.

Lilyan Tashman appeared in a number of stage comedies, including The Gold Digger.

On coming to Hollywood, Lilyan Tashman was cast in a supporting role in a Mabel Normand film, Head Over Heels.

Edmund and Lilyan resided in an Art Deco home thought to have been designed by Tashman.

Lilyan Tashman had a rich contralto voice and a confident delivery of dialogue after years spent on the stage.

Lilyan Tashman was 37 years old when she died at 2:15 at Doctor's Hospital, 170 East End Avenue, on March 21,1934.