Stephen Ingro Torrent immigrated from Memfi, Sicily as a young child in 1910. He enjoyed a modest amount of success in the silent film era as a double for Rudolph Valentino in such movies as "Monsieur Beuacaire" and "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse". Upon the advent of talking films, Stephen began a second career as the "Hairdresser to the Stars" and was instrumental in furthering the careers of such notables as Sally Rand, Lucille Ball, and the Andrews Sisters to name a few.
Stephen Ingro Torrent died on March 11, 1965 in Midwood Hospital, Brooklyn, NY of lung cancer
Stephen Ingro Torrent died on March 11, 1965 in Midwood Hospital, Brooklyn, NY of lung cancer
Stephen Ingro Torrent immigrated from Memfi, Sicily as a young child in 1910. He enjoyed a modest amount of success in the silent film era as a double for Rudolph Valentino in such movies as "Monsieur Beuacaire" and "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse". Upon the advent of talking films, Stephen began a second career as the "Hairdresser to the Stars" and was instrumental in furthering the careers of such notables as Sally Rand, Lucille Ball, and the Andrews Sisters to name a few.
Stephen Ingro Torrent died on March 11, 1965 in Midwood Hospital, Brooklyn, NY of lung cancer
Stephen Ingro Torrent died on March 11, 1965 in Midwood Hospital, Brooklyn, NY of lung cancer
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