Ruth Stonehouse — Motography’s Gallery of Picture Players (1912) 🇺🇸

Ruth Stonehouse is a wonderfully interesting little actress. Though not yet twenty years old, she plays leads and does it so well that you are anxious to see her again.

The “Colorado Girl,” Miss Ruth is called because she lived in Victor, Colorado, where her father is an expert in mining operations.

The remarkable grace of Miss Ruth is due to her being a dancer — a professional, at that — her ability in this art makes her adept in many roles for which, otherwise, she would not be eligible.

It is a pleasure to see Miss Stonehouse in films and a pleasure, equally great, to meet her out of them. She is vivacious, interesting and pretty and is considered one of the best leading women in photoplays today. “Requited Love” is an Essanay release in which Miss Ruth will interpret, in dancing, Mendelssohn’s Spring Song, Vision of Salome and the waltz from Il Trovatore.

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Collection: Motography Magazine, December 1912