Bartine Burkett

Burkett was engaged to be married, but her fiance, an American Expeditionary Forces officer, was killed in France in 1918. She progressed to feature roles by the end of that decade. She is best recalled for her silent comedies and her late-in-life appearances in sitcoms and TV commercials. She appeared in nearly sixty silent films before retiring upon her 1928 marriage to Ralph Leland Zane. Among her earliest co-stars and friends were Buster Keaton, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, Al St. John and Stan Laurel. In 1973, five years after her husband's death, she returned to acting, appearing in three films and a number of television programs and advertisements. She is buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in North Hollywood, California.

• Name — Bartine Burkett Zane • Born — 9 February 1898 • Died — 20 May 1994 • Place of death — Burbank, California, U.S. • Years Active — 1917–1983 • Occupation — Actress • Spouse — Ralph Zane (1928-1968; his death)

• The Forest Nymph (1917) • The Girl and the Ring (1917) • The Magic Jazz-Bo (1917) • Mum's the Word (1918) • Clean Sweep (1918) • Hello Trouble (1918) • Hickory Hiram (1918) • Home, James (1918) • Hearts in Hock (1919) • The Aero-Nut (1920) • The Turning Point (1920) • The High Sign (1921) • Don't Write Letters (1922) • Cornered (1924) • He Who Gets Slapped (1924) • The Golden Bed (1925) • Seven Chances (1925) • Curses! (1925) • Bunco Boys and How to Beat Them (1973) • Galaxina (1980) • The Devil and Max Devlin (1981)