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Beatrice Van

May 01, 2024

Beatrice Van (born Beatrice Abbott; August 8, 1890 – July 4, 1983) was an American silent film actress. She was also a screenwriter for both silent and sound films.

Beatrice Van
Born
Beatrice Abbott

(1890-08-08)August 8, 1890
Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.
DiedJuly 4, 1983(1983-07-04) (aged 92)
Long Beach, California, U.S.
Occupation(s)Actor, screenwriter
Spouse(s)Cornelius Vander-Pluym (divorced 1915)
James Gruen (m.1927, divorced)
Charles Collman
Children1

Biography edit

Beatrice was born to Joseph and Beatrice Abbott in Omaha, Nebraska; she had an older sister, Genevieve. She grew up in Nebraska and Oklahoma, where she was educated in a convent.[1] Beatrice's first marriage was to Cornelius Vander-Pluym; they had one child together, Kreigh Vander-Pluym, in 1912. The pair eventually divorced in 1915.[2]

She was a leading woman at Universal for a time in the 1910s, and later worked as a scenarist for FBO.[3] Beatrice married writer-actor James Gruen in 1927,[4] and later, an Australian national, Charles Collman.

Filmography edit

Actress edit

  • The Saint and the Singer (1914)
  • One of the Finest (1914)
  • Such a Villain (1914)
  • The Hills of Silence (1914)
  • The Awakening (1914/I)
  • Lost by a Hair (1914)
  • The Barnstormers (1914)
  • This Is the Life (1914/III)
  • Helping Mother (1914)
  • Her Bounty (1914) as Bessie Clay
  • Her Life's Story (1914) as The Wife
  • The Senator's Lady (1914)
  • The Vagabond (1914)
  • Traffic in Babies (1914)
  • Lights and Shadows (1914)
  • The Heart of a Magdalene (1914)
  • The Magic Mirror (1915)
  • Changed Lives (1915)
  • The Black Box (1915) as Ashleigh's daughter
  • The Nightmare of a Movie Fan (1915)
  • The Soul of the Vase (1915) as Wife
  • A Woman Scorned (1915)
  • Detective Blinn (1915)
  • The Great Ruby Mystery (1915)
  • The Mighty Hold (1915)
  • The Girl from His Town (1915) as Duchess of Breakwater
  • Love and Labor (1915)
  • What's in a Name? (1915)
  • Uncle Heck, by Heck! (1915)
  • A Bully Affair (1915/I)
  • When His Dough Was Cake (1915)
  • A Friend in Need (1915)
  • Mixed Males (1915)
  • The End of the Road (1915)
  • Almost a Widow (1915)
  • The Wraith of Haddon Towers (1916)
  • The Hills of Glory (1916)
  • The First Quarrel (1916)
  • Inherited Passions (1916)
  • The Pearl of Paradise (1916) as Denise, his fiancée
  • Told at Twilight (1917) as The Mother
  • Hands Up! (1917) as Elinor Craig
  • Who Was the Other Man? (1917) as Wanda Bartell
  • Flirting with Death (1917)
  • A Devil with the Wimmin (1917)
  • My Unmarried Wife (1918)
  • Painted Lips (1918) as Mrs. Silver
  • There Goes the Bride (1918)
  • Good Night, Paul (1918) as Rose Hartley
  • The Tiger Lily (1919) as Dorothy Van Rensselaer
  • The Dangerous Talent (1920) as Mildred Shedd

Writer edit

References edit

  1. ^ Hoffman, Esther (10 Oct 1914). "A Cold Plunge Put Beatrice Into the Light of Filmdom". The Richmond Item. Retrieved 2019-09-18.
  2. ^ "Better Bread-Winner". The Los Angeles Times. 13 May 1915. Retrieved 2019-09-18.
  3. ^ Jungmeyer, Jack (6 Dec 1923). "Beatrice Writes About Fights, But Has Never Witnessed a Knockout". The Evening Journal. Retrieved 2019-09-18.
  4. ^ "Couple Depart on Belated Honeymoon". The Los Angeles Times. 26 Sep 1927. Retrieved 2019-09-18.


External links edit

 
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  • Beatrice Van at IMDb


 

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May 01, 2024
beatrice, born, beatrice, abbott, august, 1890, july, 1983, american, silent, film, actress, also, screenwriter, both, silent, sound, films, bornbeatrice, abbott, 1890, august, 1890omaha, nebraska, diedjuly, 1983, 1983, aged, long, beach, california, occupatio. Beatrice Van born Beatrice Abbott August 8 1890 July 4 1983 was an American silent film actress She was also a screenwriter for both silent and sound films Beatrice VanBornBeatrice Abbott 1890 08 08 August 8 1890Omaha Nebraska U S DiedJuly 4 1983 1983 07 04 aged 92 Long Beach California U S Occupation s Actor screenwriterSpouse s Cornelius Vander Pluym divorced 1915 James Gruen m 1927 divorced Charles CollmanChildren1 Contents 1 Biography 2 Filmography 2 1 Actress 2 2 Writer 3 References 4 External linksBiography editBeatrice was born to Joseph and Beatrice Abbott in Omaha Nebraska she had an older sister Genevieve She grew up in Nebraska and Oklahoma where she was educated in a convent 1 Beatrice s first marriage was to Cornelius Vander Pluym they had one child together Kreigh Vander Pluym in 1912 The pair eventually divorced in 1915 2 She was a leading woman at Universal for a time in the 1910s and later worked as a scenarist for FBO 3 Beatrice married writer actor James Gruen in 1927 4 and later an Australian national Charles Collman Filmography editActress edit The Saint and the Singer 1914 One of the Finest 1914 Such a Villain 1914 The Hills of Silence 1914 The Awakening 1914 I Lost by a Hair 1914 The Barnstormers 1914 This Is the Life 1914 III Helping Mother 1914 Her Bounty 1914 as Bessie Clay Her Life s Story 1914 as The Wife The Senator s Lady 1914 The Vagabond 1914 Traffic in Babies 1914 Lights and Shadows 1914 The Heart of a Magdalene 1914 The Magic Mirror 1915 Changed Lives 1915 The Black Box 1915 as Ashleigh s daughter The Nightmare of a Movie Fan 1915 The Soul of the Vase 1915 as Wife A Woman Scorned 1915 Detective Blinn 1915 The Great Ruby Mystery 1915 The Mighty Hold 1915 The Girl from His Town 1915 as Duchess of Breakwater Love and Labor 1915 What s in a Name 1915 Uncle Heck by Heck 1915 A Bully Affair 1915 I When His Dough Was Cake 1915 A Friend in Need 1915 Mixed Males 1915 The End of the Road 1915 Almost a Widow 1915 The Wraith of Haddon Towers 1916 The Hills of Glory 1916 The First Quarrel 1916 Inherited Passions 1916 The Pearl of Paradise 1916 as Denise his fiancee Told at Twilight 1917 as The Mother Hands Up 1917 as Elinor Craig Who Was the Other Man 1917 as Wanda Bartell Flirting with Death 1917 A Devil with the Wimmin 1917 My Unmarried Wife 1918 Painted Lips 1918 as Mrs Silver There Goes the Bride 1918 Good Night Paul 1918 as Rose Hartley The Tiger Lily 1919 as Dorothy Van Rensselaer The Dangerous Talent 1920 as Mildred Shedd Writer edit A Small Town Girl 1915 scenario Miss Jackie of the Army 1917 story Molly Go Get Em 1918 scenario Jilted Janet 1918 story Ann s Finish 1918 story Penny of Top Hill Trail 1921 Eden and Return 1921 Boy Crazy 1922 story The Understudy 1922 Their First Vacation 1922 scenario Crashin Thru 1923 adaptation The Fast Worker 1924 Any Woman 1925 California Straight Ahead 1925 A Knight Before Christmas 1926 scenario A Trip to Chinatown 1926 Along Came Auntie 1926 Raggedy Rose 1926 Blisters Under the Skin 1927 scenario Beware of Widows 1927 Silk Stockings 1927 The Irresistible Lover 1927 Companionate Marriage 1928 Thanks for the Buggy Ride 1928 Finders Keepers 1928 Good Morning Judge 1928 Sinner s Parade 1928 also adaptation Modern Love 1929 also story No No Nanette 1930 dialogue Take the Heir 1930 He Loved Her Not 1931 Take em and Shake em 1931 Easy to Get 1931 Only Men Wanted 1932 Gigolettes 1932 Night of Terror 1933 References edit Hoffman Esther 10 Oct 1914 A Cold Plunge Put Beatrice Into the Light of Filmdom The Richmond Item Retrieved 2019 09 18 Better Bread Winner The Los Angeles Times 13 May 1915 Retrieved 2019 09 18 Jungmeyer Jack 6 Dec 1923 Beatrice Writes About Fights But Has Never Witnessed a Knockout The Evening Journal Retrieved 2019 09 18 Couple Depart on Belated Honeymoon The Los Angeles Times 26 Sep 1927 Retrieved 2019 09 18 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Beatrice Van Beatrice Van at IMDb nbsp This article about a United States film actor born in the 1890s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Beatrice Van amp oldid 1177373576, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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