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Ben Bard
Biography:
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Ben Bard (January 26, 1893, Milwaukee – May 17, 1974, Los Angeles) was a movie actor, stage actor, and acting teacher. With comedian Jack Pearl, Bard worked in a comedy duo in vaudeville. In 1926, Bard, Pearl, and Sascha Beaumont appeared in a short film made in Lee DeForest's Phonofilm sound-on-film process.
Bard had a small roll in Roland West's classic mystery The Bat Whispers (1930). Later in the decade, he ran a leading Hollywood acting school, Ben Bard Drama. He married the serial film star Ruth Roland in 1929, and was married to Roland until her death in 1937.
Bard was recruited to be a leading man at Fox Film Corporation. However, he was... Read More
Movies:
Title | Release date |
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Black Angel as Bartender | 1946-08-02 |
Youth Runs Wild as Mr. Taylor | 1944-09-01 |
The Ghost Ship as First Officer Bowns | 1943-12-16 |
The Seventh Victim as Mr. Brun | 1943-08-21 |
The Leopard Man as Police Chief Robles | 1943-05-19 |
Meet the Baron as Charley | 1933-10-20 |
The Bat Whispers as The Unknown | 1930-11-13 |
Night Work as Pinkie | 1930-08-03 |
Born Reckless as Joe Bergman | 1930-05-11 |
The Sculptor's Dream | 1930-04-07 |
Love and the Devil | 1929-03-24 |
Romance of the Underworld as Derby Dan Manning | 1928-11-10 |
Fleetwing as Metaab | 1928-06-24 |
No Other Woman as Albert | 1928-06-10 |
Dressed to Kill as Nick | 1928-03-17 |
The Circus: Premiere as Self | 1928-01-13 |
Two Flaming Youths as Bard | 1927-12-17 |
The Arizona Wildcat as Wallace Van Acker | 1927-11-20 |
Two Girls Wanted as Jack Terry | 1927-09-11 |
7th Heaven as Col. Brissac | 1927-09-10 |
Car Shy as Towne Lamp | 1927-04-03 |
My Own Pal as Baxter Barton | 1926-02-28 |