 In Ziegfeld's "No Foolin" (1926) she appeared with Edna Leedom and the Yacht Club Boys plus a chorus line with Paulette Goddard, Susan Fleming, Clare Luce and Baby Vogt.By 1932, with "Child of Manhattan" (written by Preston Sturges), Fears became a Broadway producer.Her only motion picture appearance is the role of Gaby Aimee in "The Lottery Lover" (1935).