Mary Nolan (1905 1948), also known as Imogene „Bubbles” Wilson, was the subject of two infamous court cases-one with Frank Tinney and the other with Eddie Mannix-in the 1920s. Like many Ziegfeld Follies girls, she had the beginnings of a promising career, but by the 1930s it had been destroyed by adultery, drugs and physical abuse. This biography follows Nolan’s life from the backwoods of Kentucky to her death in 1948. Included is a series of newspaper articles published in 1941 that were to be expanded into her memoir, which she was unable to complete before her death.
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- Mary Nolan’s Early Life and Career: Born as Imogene ‘Bubbles’ Wilson in Kentucky, Mary Nolan initially had a promising career as a Ziegfeld Follies girl before her personal life issues negatively impacted her career in the 1930s.
Who was Mary Nolan and what is she known for?
Mary Nolan, born as Imogene ‘Bubbles’ Wilson, was a performer known for her early career as a Ziegfeld Follies girl. She became notorious for her involvement in two infamous court cases and her life was marred by personal issues, leading to her decline in the 1930s.
