You Can't Buy Everything (1934) was the story of a miserly billionaire businesswoman based on Green. She was played by Australian-born actress May Robson. Green's former mansion in Englewood, New Jersey was purchased by the Actors Fund in 1928 and currently houses the Lillian Booth Actors Home. Sylvia Wilks had no heirs and her fortune was distributed to 64 different charities. A partial list of institutions that received distributions is provided below. 1. The Academy of St. Joseph (New York)</p> 2. American Red Cross (Washington, DC) </p> 3. American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (New York) </p> 4. The Blair Academy (New Jersey) </p> 5. Christ Church (Connecticut) </p> 6. City of New Bedford (Wilks) Library (Massachusetts) </p> 7. Columbia University (New York) </p> 8. Fire Department’s Honor Emergency Fund (New York) </p> 9. Fordham University (New York) </p> 10. The General Theological Seminary (New York) </p> 11. The Girl Scouts of America (New York) </p> 12. The Groton School (Connecticut) </p> 13. Harvard College (Massachusetts) </p> 14. Immanuel Episcopal Church (Vermont) </p> 15. Institute for Crippled and Disabled (New York) </p> 16. The Johns Hopkins University and Hospital (Maryland) </p> 17. The Kent School (Connecticut) </p> 18. Lenox Hill Hospital (New York) </p> 19. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts) </p> 20. Middlebury College (Vermont) </p> 21. New York Society Library (New York) </p> 22. New York University (New York) </p> 23. NYU Bellevue Medical Center (New York) </p> 24. Sheltering Arms Children’s Service (New York) </p> 25. Stevens Institute of Technology (New Jersey) </p> 26. St. Bartholomew’s Church (New York) </p> 27. St. George’s Church (New York) </p> 28. St. Ann’s Protestant Episcopal Church (New York) </p> 29. St. Luke’s Home for Aged Women (New York) </p> 30. St. Luke’s Hospital (Massachusetts) </p> 31. St. James Church (New York) </p> 32. St. Paul’s School (New Hampshire) </p> 33. St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church (New Jersey) </p> 34. Vassar College (New York) </p> 35. Yale University (Connecticut) </p> See also Business magnate Collyer brothers, New York City misers and hoarders Countess Annie Leary References Further reading Caplan, Sheri J. Petticoats and Pinstripes: Portraits of Women in Wall Street's History. Praeger, 2013. . Ford, Carol. "Hetty Green, A Character Study". National Magazine, September 1905. Lewis, Arthur H. The Day They Shook the Plum Tree. New York: Harcourt Brace. (1963); Buccaneer Books, Cutchogue, NY (1990) . Leila Schneps and