Zelda Stroud

Place: New York City

Born: 1875

Death: 1938

Biography:

Zelda Stroud, also known as Zelda Sears, was an American actress and screenwriter born in New York City in 1875. She began her career as a vaudeville performer and later transitioned to writing and acting in films. Stroud appeared in over 100 films, including 'A Wicked Woman' (1934), where she played Gram Teague. She also wrote the screenplay for the film, which was based on the novel 'Wicked Woman' by Anne Austin. Stroud died in 1938.