American stage and film actress, born in 1872, began her career in theater, gracing Broadway with her powerful presence. Transitioning to film, she became known for her compelling performances in early 20th-century cinema. Her most iconic role came as the voice of the Evil Queen in Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937), showcasing her distinctive vocal talent. Renowned for her versatility and depth, she retired after this legendary role, leaving a lasting legacy in both stage and screen.