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Married stage actor Raymond Hackett in 1935
- Sweet made just three talking pictures, including her critically lauded performance in Show Girl in Hollywood (1930), then retired in 1930 and married stage actor Raymond Hackett in 1935. The marriage lasted until Hackett's death in 1958.
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Sweet made just three talking pictures, including her critically lauded performance in Show Girl in Hollywood (1930), then retired in 1930 and married stage actor Raymond Hackett in 1935. [19] The marriage lasted until Hackett's death in 1958.
Sweet married again in 1936, to her stage co-star, screen veteran Raymond Hackett. They met on the MGM lot and first performed together in the 1935 play The Party's Over, going on to tour hit plays from Broadway around the country.
Hackett's first wife was Myra Hampton, the marriage was dissolved. His second wife was the actress Blanche Sweet. [1] As a child he first appeared on stage in New York in 1907 in The Toymaker of Nuremberg; Nov. 25, 1907 Garrick Theatre.
YearTitleRoleNotes1912HaroldShort Lost film1914Robert SterlingShort Lost film1915Billie Loring / The PrinceLost film1918Daniel MeggisonLost filmSep 7, 1986 · In the same year she married Raymond Hackett, a stage and film actor. Although she appeared in plays, she did not make another film until 1959, playing a bit part in ''The Five Pennies,''...
(She was 34.) After that she retired from the screen and returned to the Stage. She appeared in plays on Broadway and with touring companies and also worked in radio during the 1930s. She and co-star Raymond Hackett married in 1936 and remained married until his death in 1958. Both of her marriages were childless.
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In 1936 she married again to actor Raymond Hackett. After 1958, and not having any children by both marriages, Blanche was a saleswoman in a department store. She made a return to the to movies for one film, The Five Pennies (Paramount, 1959), starring Danny Kaye.
Sep 9, 1986 · Miss Sweet’s 1922 marriage to director Marshall Neilan ended in divorce in 1929. She married actor Raymond Hackett in 1936. He died in 1958. news.obits@latimes.com. MORE ARCHIVAL OBITUARIES
