Addie Allen

Addie Allen (1895–1960) was an American actress and dancer who achieved success in Broadway theater and early American cinema. Active during the golden age of Broadway and the emergence of sound film, Allen demonstrated versatility as both a stage and screen performer. She appeared in various theatrical productions and films, contributing to early entertainment during the transition from silent to talking pictures. Allen represented the theatrical tradition of her era, performing in productions that entertained audiences across the United States. Her career reflects the opportunities available to performers during the early 20th century entertainment boom.