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Trixie Friganza is una atriz from United States. She is listed on FreeOnes since February 20th 2013 and is currently ranked #44815. Our records show that Trixie Friganza passed away on February 27th 1955.

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Nombre: Trixie Friganza
Alias: Desconocido
Página web oficial: Desconocido
Bailarín destacado: No
Fecha de nacimiento: Desconocido
Años: Desconocido
Orientación sexual: Desconocido
Signo Astrológico: Desconocido
Profesión: Actriz
estado profesional: Deceased
inicio de carrera: Desconocido
fin de carrera: Desconocido
Falleció el: 27 De Febrero De 1955 A La Edad De
Lugar de nacimiento: Grenola, KS - Kansas, United States
Nacionalidad: Desconocido

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Etnicidad: Caucasian
Tetas: Unknown
Extremo: Unknown
Altura: 162 cm
Peso: Desconocido
Color de pelo: Blonde
Color de los ojos: Desconocido
Piercings: Si
Lugares de perforación: Desconocido
Tatuajes: No
Ubicaciones de tatuajes: Desconocido
Tamaño del zapato: Desconocido

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Later life Trixie Friganza suffered from arthritis beginning in the 1930s and because of it by 1940 could no longer work in Hollywood or on stage. In 1940 she turned over all of her assets and money to the Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, a convent and school in La Canada Flintridge, California. She taught drama there as long as she could until her health prevented her from doing so. She reportedly had a room in the institution that that looked over the city of Pasadena where every year she would watch the football games at the Rose Bowl stadium. At the age of 79, in an interview with the L.A. Times, she confessed to enjoying watching TV a great deal saying, â€œthatâ€™s where vaudeville has gone â€“into televisionâ€ (Slide, Encyclopediaâ€¦ pg. 199). She correctly identified the many comic and dramatic tropes borrowed from the stage and incorporated into American cinema and television. Despite her popularity, theatrical achievements and astounding record of stage and cinematic productions, which rivaled male comic greats such as Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, she died in relative obscurity in Flintridge at the age of 84 on February 27, 1955. She bequeathed all her possessions to the Academy and left a legacy to the American public.