11 Facts About Mayo Methot

Mayo Methot met Bogart on the set of Marked Woman and the two became romantically involved, marrying in 1938.

Mayo Methot died of complications stemming from alcoholism in 1951, aged 47.

Mayo Jane Methot was born March 3,1904, in Chicago, Illinois, the only child of Beryl Evelyn and John Dillon "Jack" Methot, a ship captain.

In 1912, Mayo Methot starred as David, a young boy, in a production of The Awakening of Helena Richie, at the Grand Opera House in Salem, Oregon.

Mayo Methot continued to perform in local productions with the Baker Stock Company, including Linger Longer Letty in November 1921, and in a revival of Parlor, Bedroom and Bath in March 1922.

Shortly after her arrival in New York, Mayo Methot began appearing on Broadway, her first production being director William Brady's The Mad Honeymoon in the summer of 1923.

Mayo Methot moved to Hollywood in 1930, hoping to transition from stage to a career in film.

On November 28,1931, Methot married Percy T Morgan, an oil tycoon and the co-owner with John "Jack" Morgan, of the Cock n' Bull restaurant on Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard, birthplace of the Moscow Mule.

Mayo Methot divorced her husband, Percy Morgan, in February 1937, claiming that he would not allow her to accept an acting role in New York City.

Mayo Methot filed for divorce on May 10,1945, in a Las Vegas court, which was granted one hour after she filed for the decree.

Mayo Methot died on June 9,1951, at Holladay Park Hospital in Portland.