Florence Flinn

Beautiful blonde American actress Florence Flinn was born in June 1896 and became popular in the theater from the mid-1910s. She made her film debut in Jon B. O'Brien's "The Big Sister," starring Mae Murray and Matty Roubert, at the Famous-Players Film Co. in 1916. She will be best remembered in the role of Amy March in Harley Knoles' "Little Women," made from Louisa May Alcott's family novel at the Paramount Film Co. in 1918. She was last seen onscreen as Frailty in the drama "Experience," directed by George Fitzmaurice for the Famous Players Film Co. in 1921.