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Daphne Pollard

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Australian actress

AustraliaActorsLived 1892 to 1978 · aged 85
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Daphne Pollard was an Australian-born vaudeville performer and dancer, active on stage and later in American films, mostly short comedies. Between 1928 and 1935 she had almost 60 screen credits.

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Pollard in The Passing Show of 1915Pollard in The Passing Show of 1915Pollard (right) in a character role in the 1930 comedy short Divorced SweetheartsPollard (right) in a character role in the 1930 comedy short Divorced Sweethearts

Filmography 39

Our Relations1936 · ★ 7.0
Bonnie Scotland1935 · ★ 6.6
Thicker Than Water1935 · ★ 7.3
The Lady Refuses1931
The Golden Age of Comedy1957
Matchmaking Mamma1929
Loose Ankles1930
Kid Dynamite1943
Bright Lights1930
What a Widow!1930
Swing High1930
The Campus Vamp1928
The Sky Hawk1929
His First Flame1935
Run, Girl, Run1928
The Best of Laurel and Hardy1968
A Peach of a Pair1934
The Campus Carmen1928
Big Time1929
The Old Barn1929
Smoked Hams1934
Ladies Must Eat1929
Tillie the Toiler1941
Hit of the Show1928
The Swim Princess1928
The Girl from Everywhere1927
Love at First Flight1928
Don't Bite Your Dentist1930
Smith's Restaurant1928
Sugar Plum Papa1930
Hawkins & Watkins Inc.1932
Racket Cheers1930
Bulls and Bears1930
Help Wanted, Female1931
The Girl from Nowhere1928
Breakfast in Bed1930
Sinners in Love1928
She Whoops To Conquer1933
The Nightwatchman's Mistake1929

Connected to Daphne 6

Andy ClydeAlso in Matchmaking Mamma (1929)Margaret LivingstonAlso in What a Widow! (1930)Cora WitherspoonAlso in A Peach of a Pair (1934)Harry GribbonAlso in The Golden Age of Comedy (1957)George FawcettAlso in Swing High (1930)Edmund BreeseAlso in Bright Lights (1930)

About this person

Country
Australia
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1892 to 1978 · aged 85
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10 languages

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