Death Takes a Holiday
1934
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Helen Westley. Actress: Show Boat. Although she could on a rare occasion display a bit of kindness, or at least some kind of grouchy benevolence, Helen Westley had few peers on stage or film when it came to outright unpleasantness.
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Helen Westley (born Henrietta Remsen Meserole Manney; March 28, 1875 – December 12, 1942) was an American character actress of stage and screen.
Helen Westley. Actress: Show Boat. Although she could on a rare occasion display a bit of kindness, or at least some kind of grouchy benevolence, Helen Westley had few peers on stage or film when it came to outright unpleasantness.
Westley, Helen (1875–1942) American actress who was one of the founders of the Theatre Guild. Name variations: Helen Ransom.
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Profile of Helen Westley: Helen Westley, actress and director of Theatre Guild. Fulfills executive duties if in no other way by keeping Philip Moeller perennially young and Lee...
Adam Had Four Sons -- (Movie Clip) You'll Have To Go Ruined in the panic of 1907, widower Adam (Warner Baxter), counseled by benevolent cousin Philippa (Helen Westley), breaks bad news to beloved governess Emilie (Ingrid Bergman), in Adam Had Four Sons, 1941.
Helen Westley was a actress who was born in 1875 in United States and died in 1942 known for: All This, and Heaven Too, Death Takes a Holiday, Heidi, Roberta, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Adam Had Four Sons, Café Metropole, Lady from Louisiana, Banjo on My Knee and The Baroness and the Butler
HELEN WESTLEY, 63, A NOTED ACTRESS; Long Known for Character I Roles on the Stage, and on the Screen Since 1934 { { -THEATRE GUILD LEADER 'One of Founders, Appeared i in More Than 40 of Its...
