
Lucille Carlisle was born Ida Lucille White in Galesburg, Illinois. After her father abandoned the family her mother opened a boarding house in Spokane, Washington. At the age of sixteen Lucille was briefly married. Soon after she she won a beauty contest organized by Photoplay Magazine. She moved to New York City and began her career on Broadway as Lucille Zintheo. Later she changed her stage name Lucille Carlisle. In 1918 she was signed by Vitagraph Pictures and was cast in the Larry Semon comedy Boodle and Bandits. Larry and Lucille would make more than a twenty movies together including The Simple Life and A Pair of Kings. They became a popular onscreen team while off screen they had a tempestuous romance. Lucille was unhappy with the shape of her nose and underwent numerous plastic surgeries. In 1922 she and Larry were secretly married. Later that year Lucille suffered a nervous br…
No Wedding Bells
1923 · The Girl
The Counter Jumper
1922 · Glorietta Hope
movieGolf
1922 · The daughter, the Blonde Flapper
movieA Pair of Kings
1922 · Princess Lucille
movieThe Show
1922 · Leading lady
movieThe Sportsman
1921 · The Tourist's Daughter
movieThe Suitor
1920
movieThe Stage Hand
1920 · The Leading Lady
movieSchool Days
1920
movieThe Fly-Cop
1920 · A Cabaret Queen
movieThe Grocery Clerk
1919 · The Postmistress
movieThe Head Waiter
1919 · Cashier
movieDull Care
1919 · Chief of Police's Wife
movieBetween the Acts
1919 · Manager's Wife aka The Vamp
movieThe Simple Life
1919 · Captain Tillie
movieHis Home Sweet Home
1919 · The Wife
movieThe Star Boarder
1919 · The Warden's Daughter
moviePassing the Buck
1919 · The Fat Crook's Wife
movieWell, I'll Be
1919 · Susie
movieScamps and Scandals
1919 · Wedding Guest