Jeanette Trimble — Motography’s Gallery of Picture Players (1913) 🇺🇸

Jeanette Trimble [Gianna Terribili-Gonzales] has won top-most fame in the Kleine-Cines Company.

She has constantly played leads in the biggest and best of Cines multiple-reel subjects for the past two years.

When her health broke down she was compelled temporarily to leave the company and her many admirers will welcome the news that she will again be seen in Cines pictures in the near future.

She has been identified with the stage for a number of years, playing with several musical comedy companies in Paris. She sang in Grand opera in Berlin and toured the United States on two occasions; she speaks several languages fluently, is a deep reader and the inspiration of many of Cines’ best stories.

Miss Trimble has a pretty little home in the Alps, where she passed three months last summer in an effort to regain her health. In “Josephine” and “The Inventor’s Secret” she is seen at her best.

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Collection: Motography Magazine, August 1913