Elizabeth whitson biography

Elizabeth Whitson
Biographical Information
Birth name: Elizabeth Whitson
Birth date: May 19
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Occupation: Actress
Portrays: India Spring

Elizabeth Whitson is an American actress. She is known for her appearances in Pretty Little Liars and Ravenswood. She portrays India Spring in the FOX television series, Empire.

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    Elizabeth Whitson is an American actress. She played Leah Matheson on ABC Family's Ravenswood and make a special appearence on Season 4's Halloween Special. 

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    • Elizabeth Whitson appears in the Halloween episode as a character named Leah, who is appearantly Luke's cousin. However, when this episode was shot Whitson was still going to play Olivia, Luke's twin sister, in the actual spin-off show. The role was recast with Merrit Patterson after this episode was shot and before the first episode for Ravenswood was shot. If you look closely you can see the dialogue was changed during post-production and doesn't match up with what her lips are saying. Her lips are saying 'No, that was my brother', but we're hearing 'cousin' instead of 'brother'. When Luke calls her 'Leah', that's also off-screen. He was probably calling her 'Olivia' before.

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    • Beth Slater Whitson

    American songwriter

    Beth Slater Whitson (December 1, 1879 – April 26, 1930) was an American lyricist.

    Whitson was born on December 1, 1879, in Goodrich, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John H. Whitson and Anna Slater Whitson. Her father was the Co-Editor of the Hickman Pioneer Newspaper. Whitson began her songwriting in Hickman County, Tennessee.

    In 1913, Whitson and her family moved to Nashville where she and her sister Alice continued to write and publish. Beth’s local biographer, Grace Baxter Thompson, remarked at the dedication of a state historical marker to Whitson’s career in 1978: “She gave beauty and color and enjoyment to her community from which those qualities have been far-reaching and long-lasting”. She composed lyrics to over 400 songs, and is best remembered for the songs "Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland" (1909) and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" (1910), both becoming one of the largest selling songs in sheet music. Her first major hit, "Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland", became known in 1949 when it was featured in the movie In the Good Old Summertime.

    She is interred at Spring Hill Cemetery in Nashville, Tennessee.

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