STAGE NAME: Zoe Rae
Changed name from Zoe Bech to Zoe Rae sometime in 1916.
INDUSTRY NICKNAME: Little Zoe Rae
EARLIER STAGE NAMES: Baby Zoe, Zoe Bech, Zoe Du Rae, Zoe Boesch
BIRTH NAME: Zoe Rae Bech DOB: July 13, 1910 BIRTH PLACE: Chicago, IL
DOD: May 20, 2006 PLACE OF DEATH: Newberg, OR CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural Causes
CEMETERY: TBA
OCCUPATION: In later years, Zoe was a Housewife and President of the Newport Beach School Board.
MEMORABILIA / ENDORSEMENTS: TBA
FAMILY
PARENTS MARRIED: July 28, 1906 or 1908
MOTHER: Zoe Rae Palmiter Bech DOB: (1883-?) PLACE OF BIRTH: Petoski, MI (only child)
OCCUPATION: Cashier at Edgewater Beach Hotel
FATHER: George Romulus Caesar Bech DOB: (1884-?) PLACE OF BIRTH: New Orleans, LA (one of nine children)
OCCUPATION: Typesetter
MARRIAGES
MARRIED: 1934 (until his death)
SPOUSE: Ronald Foster Barlow DOB: ? -April 6, 1999 OCCUPATION: Salesman
CHILDREN: (2)
DAUGHTER: Mona R. Barlow (Married Name: Mona Lamb) DOB: TBA
SON: TBA DOB: TBA
Photos courtesy of Zoe Rae & daughter Mona Lamb.
Zoe Rae got her daughter into the Alpaca business... which Mona continues today called Classical Alpacas.
Classical Alpacas Website
) "Naked Hearts" (1916) |
) "The Desperado" (1916) |
) "Picturegoer Magazine" (1917) |
) "Carlton Theatre Poster" (July 14, 1919) |
) Glass slide from film "The Cricket" (1917) |
) Glass slide from film "The Magic Eye" (1918) |
) Moving Picture Weekly (1917) |
) Moving Picture Weekly (1918) |
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) (1916) Popular Child Stars Sketch |
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) "The Star Prince" (1918) Zoe plays the Prince |
) "The Star Prince" (1918) Zoe plays the Prince |
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