- Grandmother of Stephen Schrott.
- Daughter of director Eugene De Rue, who was the first film-maker in Hollywood to use sound dubbing in films and is widely credited as the inventor of sound-dubbing.
- She is sometimes confused with the similarly-named Carmen Laroux, who was active in the 1930s as an actor, dancer, and frequent stand-in for Dolores Del Río. De Rue's career output was generally limited to her work as a child actor up through 1918.
- She attempted a comeback in pictures in 1925; at the time her theatrical manager was Ben H. Rothwell.
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