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Barbara Bedford

Acting

Born July 19, 1903 · Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, USA

Died October 25, 1981

Also known as Violet May Rose · Violet Rose · Барбара Бедфорд

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Biography

Barbara Bedford was an American actress who appeared in dozens of silent movies. Her career declined after the introduction of sound, but she continued to appear in small roles until 1945.

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Filmography30 titles

Lost Angel

1943as Telephone Operator (uncredited)

On Borrowed Time

1939as Mrs. James Northrup (uncredited)

I Love You Again

1940as Miss Stingecombe - Larry's Secretary (uncredited)

Maisie Was a Lady

1941as Nurse (Uncredited)

Boom Town

1940as Nurse (uncredited)

Best Foot Forward

1943as Chaperone at Dance

Love Crazy

1941as Renny's Secretary (uncredited)

Dr. Kildare Goes Home

1940as Carew's Secretary (uncredited)

Boys Town

1938as Nun (uncredited)

Broadway Serenade

1939as Gracie (uncredited)

Presenting Lily Mars

1943as Assistant Boardinghouse Manager

Du Barry Was a Lady

1943as Ambrose's Wife (uncredited)

Go West

1940as Baby's Mother on Stagecoach (uncredited)

Reunion in France

1942as Mme. Vigouroux (uncredited)

Honky Tonk

1941as Salvation Army Woman (uncredited)

Ship Ahoy

1942as Mrs. Loring

Sunny

1930as Margaret Manners

Souls for Sale

1923as Self - Celebrity Actress in Commissary

The Last of the Mohicans

1920as Cora Munro

Born to Dance

1936as Hector's Secretary (uncredited)

Too Hot to Handle

1938as MacArthur's Secretary (uncredited)

Tumbleweeds

1925as Molly Lassiter

Tortilla Flat

1942as Nun

Navy Blue and Gold

1937as Hospital Nurse (uncredited)

Brilliant Marriage

1936as Brenda

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever

1939as Miss Howard (uncredited)

The Death Kiss

1932as Script Girl

Condemned to Live

1935as Martha Kristan

Easy Money

1936as Mrs. Ada Turner

Ring Around the Moon

1936as Carol Anderson