Married John Trusdale Fay, 29 Mar 1897, in Clayton, MO (as Eva N. Dean).
Married Hal Marlette (div.)
American vaudeville performer and mind-reader who based her act on that of Anna Eva Fay, her mother-in-law. After the suicide death of her touring partner and husband, John Fay, in 1908, she continued her act as a solo performer, at one point signing on under the management of Frank Evans. She also worked as a stage actor, including a feature role in a play by Omar Sami called "Old Hallowell's Millions", produced by Vaughan Glaser in 1911.
Eva was killed in 1931 when the automobile she was driving hit a pole.
She is listed in the 1910 census as Eva Fay, clairvoyant, single, living in San Francisco Assembly District 42, born in Wisconsin in 1878, father born in Ireland, mother born in Canada.
In the 1930 census, she is living in White Plains, NY, lists her birth as 1888 in Illinois, her profession as "actress", widowed, father born in Louisiana, mother born in Illinois.
Married Hal Marlette (div.)
American vaudeville performer and mind-reader who based her act on that of Anna Eva Fay, her mother-in-law. After the suicide death of her touring partner and husband, John Fay, in 1908, she continued her act as a solo performer, at one point signing on under the management of Frank Evans. She also worked as a stage actor, including a feature role in a play by Omar Sami called "Old Hallowell's Millions", produced by Vaughan Glaser in 1911.
Eva was killed in 1931 when the automobile she was driving hit a pole.
She is listed in the 1910 census as Eva Fay, clairvoyant, single, living in San Francisco Assembly District 42, born in Wisconsin in 1878, father born in Ireland, mother born in Canada.
In the 1930 census, she is living in White Plains, NY, lists her birth as 1888 in Illinois, her profession as "actress", widowed, father born in Louisiana, mother born in Illinois.
Married John Trusdale Fay, 29 Mar 1897, in Clayton, MO (as Eva N. Dean).
Married Hal Marlette (div.)
American vaudeville performer and mind-reader who based her act on that of Anna Eva Fay, her mother-in-law. After the suicide death of her touring partner and husband, John Fay, in 1908, she continued her act as a solo performer, at one point signing on under the management of Frank Evans. She also worked as a stage actor, including a feature role in a play by Omar Sami called "Old Hallowell's Millions", produced by Vaughan Glaser in 1911.
Eva was killed in 1931 when the automobile she was driving hit a pole.
She is listed in the 1910 census as Eva Fay, clairvoyant, single, living in San Francisco Assembly District 42, born in Wisconsin in 1878, father born in Ireland, mother born in Canada.
In the 1930 census, she is living in White Plains, NY, lists her birth as 1888 in Illinois, her profession as "actress", widowed, father born in Louisiana, mother born in Illinois.
Married Hal Marlette (div.)
American vaudeville performer and mind-reader who based her act on that of Anna Eva Fay, her mother-in-law. After the suicide death of her touring partner and husband, John Fay, in 1908, she continued her act as a solo performer, at one point signing on under the management of Frank Evans. She also worked as a stage actor, including a feature role in a play by Omar Sami called "Old Hallowell's Millions", produced by Vaughan Glaser in 1911.
Eva was killed in 1931 when the automobile she was driving hit a pole.
She is listed in the 1910 census as Eva Fay, clairvoyant, single, living in San Francisco Assembly District 42, born in Wisconsin in 1878, father born in Ireland, mother born in Canada.
In the 1930 census, she is living in White Plains, NY, lists her birth as 1888 in Illinois, her profession as "actress", widowed, father born in Louisiana, mother born in Illinois.
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