Actor
Belle Bennett
Biography

From Wikipedia Belle Bennett (April 22, 1891 – November 4, 1932) was a stage and screen actress who started her professional career in vaudeville. She was born in Milaca, Minnesota. Bennett was working as a film actress by 1913, and was cast in numerous one-reel shorts by small East Coast film companies. She appeared in minor motion pictures like the western film A Ticket to Red Horse Gulch (Mutual, 1914). She starred in several full-length films by the Triangle Film Corporation, including The ...

Known For
Acting
1931 -- The Big Shot | Mrs. Isabel Thompson
1930 -- Recaptured Love | Helen Parr
1930 -- Courage | Mary Colbrook
1929 -- Their Own Desire | Harriet Marlett
1929 -- My Lady's Past | Mamie Reynolds
1929 -- Molly and Me |
1929 -- The Iron Mask | The Queen Mother, Anne of Austria
1928 -- The Power of Silence | Mamie Stone
1928 -- The Battle of the Sexes | Mrs. Judson
1928 -- The Sporting Age | Miriam Driscoll
1928 -- The Devil's Skipper | The Devil Skipper
1927 -- Mother Machree | Mother Machree
1927 -- Wild Geese | Amelia Gare
1927 -- The Way of All Flesh | Mrs. Schilling
1927 -- Mother | Mrs. Mary Ellis
1927 -- The Fourth Commandment |
1926 -- The Lily | Odette
1926 -- The Reckless Lady | Mrs. Fleming
1925 -- East Lynne | Afy Hallijohn
1925 -- Stella Dallas | Stella Dallas
1925 -- Playing with Souls | Amy Dale
1925 -- His Supreme Moment | Carla Light
1924 -- Hello, 'Frisco | Belle Bennett
1924 -- In Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter | Mrs. Perlmutter
1922 -- Flesh and Spirit |
1922 -- Your Best Friend |
1918 -- The Reckoning Day | Jane Whiting
1918 -- The Atom | Belle Hathaway
1917 -- Ashes of Hope | Gonda
1917 -- The Devil Dodger | Bowie
1917 -- Bond of Fear | Mary Jackson
1917 -- The Charmer | Charlotte Whitney
1917 -- Fires of Rebellion | Helen Mallory
1916 -- A Capable Lady Cook | The Wife
1916 -- Sweedie, the Janitor | Sweedie's Wife
1916 -- The Deserter |
1915 -- Mignon |
1914 -- The Unexpected | Dorothy Madison
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