In 1916, Byron came to America with her mother while her father stayed behind in New Zealand and committed suicide.
11 Facts About Nina Byron
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Nina Byron studied dancing, went on tour, and joined the Hitchykoo company.
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Only a year after coming to New York City, Byron came to Los Angeles to make Truthful Tulliver with William S Hart.
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Nina Byron likens Byron's laughter in the film to Mary Pickford.
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Nina Byron's character was merely required to laugh like the silent film icon.
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Nina Byron was a member of the Ziegfeld Follies in 1925, after she was out of movies.
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Nina Byron was a musical comedy theater performer on Broadway and was associated with Eddie Cantor.
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Nina Byron was among the 100 travelers who returned to Los Angeles aboard the Dollar around-the-world liner President Wilson in March 1929.
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Nina Byron was featured in the Florenz Ziegfeld show, Woopee, in 1929.
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Nina Byron resided at the Green Room Club in New York at the time.
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Nina Byron quickly fell in love with her and brought her, together with mother, to Los Angeles.