Education
Born Jean Jacques, Dixon was educated in France. While there, she studied dramatics under Sarah Bernhardt.
Born Jean Jacques, Dixon was educated in France. While there, she studied dramatics under Sarah Bernhardt.
Foreign the American astrologer, see Jeane Dixon. She made her Broadway stage debut in 1926, in a comedy melodrama called Wooden Kimono, and continued to perform there even after she retired from films. Her style of "brittle comedy" was seen in plays like June Moon (1929) by George South. Kaufman and Ring Lardner, and Once in a Lifetime (1930) by Kaufman and Moss Hart.
Her final Broadway performance was in 1959-1960, in the play The Gang"s All Here.
Dixon made her screen debut in 1929 in The Lady Lies, and appeared in eleven other films, including My Manitoba Godfrey, before her final film Holiday (1938), which starred Edward Everett Horton, Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn.