Belle Bennett [587954]
Gender: Female
Popularity: 0.297
Birthplace: Coon Rapids, Iowa, USA
Birthday: 1891-04-22
Deathday: 1932-11-04
Age: 41 years
Movies: 40
Links: Homepage, IMDB
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 Lonely Woman (1918). She also appeared in the Moving Picture Corporation's film Flesh and Spirit (1922). She made the move to Hollywood before Samuel Goldwyn selected her from among seventy-three actresses for the leading role in Stella Dallas (1925). While filming the movie, her son, sixteen-year-old William Howard Macy, died. Macy had posed as Bennett's brother for some time because of her fear that her employers might find out her true age. She was actually thirty-four rather than twenty-four, which she had claimed to be. After playing the mother role in Stella Dallas, Bennett was typecast for the remainder of her film career. She later appeared in Mother Machree (1928), The Battle of the Sexes (1928), The Iron Mask (1929), Courage (1930), Recaptured Love (1930), and The Big Shot (1931). Bennett was married three times. Jack Oaker, a sailor at the San Pedro, California submarine base, was married to her when she worked with the Triangle Film Corporation, in 1918. Her second husband was William Macy of La Crosse, Wisconsin. She later married film director Fred Windermere. In September 1932 she experienced a relapse of cancer, which she had been suffering from for two and a half years. She died that November at the age of 41. Late in her life Bennett came to believe in the power of prayer. A practitioner of Christian Science influenced her. She is interred in the Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery in North Hollywood. Bennett has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The Big Shot
1931-12-31
Recaptured Love
1930-07-07
Courage
1930-05-22
Their Own Desire
1929-12-27
My Lady's Past
1929-04-01
Molly and Me
1929-03-01
The Iron Mask
1929-02-21
The Power of Sil
1928-10-20
The Battle of th
1928-10-12
The Sporting Age
1928-03-02
The Devil's Skip
1928-02-01
Mother Machree
1927-12-19
Wild Geese
1927-11-15
The Way of All F
1927-10-01
Mother
1927-05-01
The Fourth Comma
1927-03-20
The Lily
1926-10-03
The Reckless Lad
1926-01-24
East Lynne
1925-11-23
Stella Dallas
1925-11-16
Playing with Sou
1925-04-30
His Supreme Mome
1925-04-12
Hello, 'Frisco
1924-09-28
In Hollywood wit
1924-09-28
Flesh and Spirit
1922-06-01
Your Best Friend
1922-03-26
The Mayor of Fil
1919-05-25
The Reckoning Da
1918-10-20
The Atom
1918-09-15
Ashes of Hope
1917-10-06
The Devil Dodger
1917-09-23
Bond of Fear
1917-09-23
The Charmer
1917-08-27
Fires of Rebelli
1917-07-02
A Capable Lady C
1916-11-17
Sweedie, the Jan
1916-11-10
A Lucky Leap
1916-07-13
The Deserter
1916-07-09
Mignon
1915-01-18
The Unexpected
1914-02-28