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tional Sneak," "Down on the Diggers of '37," "A Slight Case of Farm," "Love, Honor and Be Murder," "The Sullivans," "Give have," "Skirts." My Regards to Broadway."
AUBREY, JIMMY
b. Liverpool, England. 5'6, 165 lbs. Karno's "A Night in an English Music Hall," Gus Hill, vaudeville and musical comedy. Pathe comedies— Heinie in "Heinie and Louie" series, Vitagraph; "Call of the Klondike," "Two Fresh Eggs," "The Light That Failed."
AUSTIN, ALBERT
b. Birmingham, England, 1885. 5'n, 160 lbs. "A Night in an English Music Hall," stock Denver two years. Joined Chaplin-Mutuals 1916. Appeared in or assisted many Chaplin films to "City Lights." Most famous non-Chaplin role that of Horace in Mary Pickford's "Suds," directed "A Prince of a King," "Trouble," (Coogan).
BACON, LLOYD
b. San Jose, Calif., 1889, 5*10, 150 lbs. Son of Frank Bacon of "Lightnin' " fame, Santa Clara College. On stage, stock, etc. Entered movies playing "heavy" to Lloyd Hamilton. Then to Chaplin, Essanay and Mutuals. After war acted with William S. Hart, directed Lloyd Hamilton comedies, then to Sennett. Directed early talkies for Warners: — "The Heart of Maryland," "The Lion and the Mouse," "The Singing Fool." Also "Moby Dick," "42nd Street," "Gold
BELL, MONTA
b. Washington, D.C., 1891. 6'3, 175 lbs. Reporter Washington Post, stock co., wrote "My Trip Abroad" for Chaplin. Assistant on "A Woman of Paris." Directed "Broadway After Dark," "The Snob," "The Torrent" (Garbo's first American picture), "Man, Woman and Sin," supervised early Paramount talkies, "The Letter," (Jeanne Eagels) etc. Directed "Men in White," "Aloma of the South Seas," "China's Little Devils."
BERGMAN, HENRY
Swedish extraction; 5'8, 303 lbs. Joined Lehrman's L-Ko Co., 1914, Joker Co., Chaplin players 1916; also acted as assistant director on nearly all Chaplin pictures after that. On side ran restaurant in Hollywood (Henry's). Died 1946.
BRYAN, VINCENT
b. St. John's, Newfoundland, 1877. Educated N.Y.C. Wrote plays, acts and vaudeville sketches for Nat Wills, Lew Dockstader, Montgomery 8c Stone, Gertrude Hoffman, etc. Co-author of "Behind the Front." Wrote songs: "He's My Pal," "Don't Take me Home," "Please Go 'Way and Let me Sleep." Screen: to Keystone, then assisted Chaplin as writer at Essanay and Mutual. Later Goldwyn.