Gertrude Bambrick
Actress
August 24, 1897 – January 10, 1974
Credits:
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Circumstantial Hero (1913); A Compromising Complication (1913); A Horse on Bill
(1913); A Limited Divorce (1912); A Ragtime Romance (1913); A Real Estate Deal (1912);
A Saturday Holiday (1913); A Spring Chicken (1916); All Hail to the King (1913);
Almost a Wild Man (1913); An Old Maid's Deception (1913); As It Might Have Been
(1914); Aunts, Too Many! (1913); Baby Indisposed (1913); Broken Ways (1913); Brothers
(1913); Cinderella and the Boob (1913); Cupid and the Cook (1913); Divorcons
(1915); Faust and the Lily (1913); For the Son of the House (1913); Frappe Love
(1913); Gold and Glitter (1912); Highbrow Love (1913); His Hoodoo (1913); Intolerance
(1916); Jenks Becomes a Desperate Character (1913); Judith of Bethulia (1914); Just
Kids (1913); Liberty Belles (1914); Love in an Apartment Hotel (1913); Master
Jefferson Green (1913); McGann and His Octette (1913); Mr. Spriggs Buys a Dog (1913);
Near to Earth (1913); Objections Overruled (1913); Oil and Water (1913); Red
Hicks Defies the World (1913); The Adventures of Dollie (1912); The Billionaire
(1914); The End of the World (1913); The God Within (1912); The Hicksville
Epicure (1913); The King and the Copper (1913); The Lady in Black (1913); The
Mothering Heart (1913); The Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912); The New York Hat
(1912); The One She Loved (1912); The Perfidy of Mary (1913); The Reformers;
or, the Lost Art of Minding One's Business (1913); The Rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary (1916); The Skating Rink (1916); The Suffragette Minstrels (1913); The
Telephone Girl and the Lady (1913); The Waiter Who Waited (1915); The Widow's
Kids (1913); The Winning Punch (1913); Those Little Flowers (1913); Two
Daughters of Eve (1912); Virtue Is Its Own Reward (1914); Who's Looney Now? (1914).
