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LIFE OF VINCENT PRICE: 1910 - 1920
This page covers the first decade of Vincent Price's life (he was
born on May 27, 1911).
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Another Price family death.
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The death of the controversial Dr. Price
received what has to be one of the worst headlines ever. July 15,
1914.
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Here's a better try at an obituary for Dr.
Price. July 16, 1914.
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Family tragedy. Vincent's brother Mortimer
was the driver in an auto crash that claimed the life of a young St.
Louis woman. June 8, 1915. Vincent would have been 4 at the time.
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A bill-head from Vincent Sr.'s company, with
a view of the factory in St. Louis, MO.
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The National Candy Company as it appears
today (via Google Maps). Note the artwork and name over one of the
doors.
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1917
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Vincent Price, Sr. was a sought-after speaker
both locally (in St. Louis) and across the country. 1917.
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1918
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I believe this May 27, 1919 St. Louis Star
and Times article to be Vincent Price's first acting notice. It's
for a school program. He would have been 8!
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1919
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1919. Harriet was Vincent's sister.
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1920
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