Bessie Love

Si Bessie Love (1898–1986) sarong aktres na nagpuon sa silent films, asin nagpadagos sa sound films, radyo asin telebisyon. Aktibo man siya sa teatro. An saiyang karera nagpuon sa American film; pakatapos niya maglipat sa England kan 1935, nagtrabaho siya sa mga produksyon sa U.K. sa British production hali Europa.

Mga pelikula

Silent: 1916–1928

Taon	Titulo	Role	Studio(s) / Distributor(s)	Preservation status	Mga Nota
1916	Acquitted	Helen Carter	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Flying Torpedo, TheThe Flying Torpedo	Hulda	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Aryan, TheThe Aryan	Mary Jane Garth	Triangle	Incomplete
	Good Bad-Man, TheThe Good Bad-Man	Amy	Fine Arts / Triangle	Extant
	Reggie Mixes In	Agnes	Fine Arts / Triangle	Extant
	Mystery of the Leaping Fish, TheThe Mystery of the Leaping Fish	The Little Fish Blower	Triangle	Extant	Short film
	Stranded	The Girl	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Hell-to-Pay Austin	Briar Rose "Nettles" Dawson	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Intolerance	The Bride	Triangle	Extant
	Sister of Six, AA Sister of Six	Prudence	Fine Arts / Triangle	Incomplete
	The Heiress at Coffee Dan's	Waffles	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
1917	Nina, the Flower Girl	Nina	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Daughter of the Poor, AA Daughter of the Poor	Rose Eastman	Fine Arts / Triangle	Incomplete
	Cheerful Givers	Judy	Fine Arts / Triangle	Lost
	Sawdust Ring, TheThe Sawdust Ring	Janet Magie	New York Motion Picture Corporation / Triangle	Extant
	Wee Lady Betty	Wee Lady Betty	Triangle	Lost
	Polly Ann	Polly Ann	Triangle	Lost
1918	Great Adventure, TheThe Great Adventure	Rags	Pathé Exchange	Extant
	How Could You, Caroline?	Caroline Rogers	Pathé Exchange	Lost
	Little Sister of Everybody, AA Little Sister of Everybody	Celeste Janvier	Anderson-Brunton / Pathé Exchange	Lost
	Dawn of Understanding, TheThe Dawn of Understanding	Sue Prescott	Vitagraph	Lost
1919	Enchanted Barn, TheThe Enchanted Barn	Shirley Hollister	Vitagraph	Lost
	Carolyn of the Corners	Carolyn May Cameron	Pathé Exchange	Lost
	Wishing Ring Man, TheThe Wishing Ring Man	Joy Havenith	Vitagraph	Lost
	Yankee Princess, AA Yankee Princess	Patsy O'Reilly	Vitagraph	Lost	Love also wrote the scenario
	Little Boss, TheThe Little Boss	Peggy Winston, the little boss	Vitagraph	Lost
	Cupid Forecloses	Geraldine Farleigh	Vitagraph	Extant
	Over the Garden Wall	Peggy Gordon	Vitagraph	Lost
	Fighting Colleen, AA Fighting Colleen	Alannah Malone	Vitagraph	Lost
1920	Pegeen	Pegeen O'Neill	Vitagraph	Lost
	Bonnie May	Bonnie May	Andrew J. Callaghan Productions / Federated Film Exchanges	Lost
	Midlanders, TheThe Midlanders	Aurelie Lindstrom	Andrew J. Callaghan Productions / Federated Film Exchanges	Incomplete
1921	Penny of Top Hill Trail	Penny	Andrew J. Callaghan Productions / Federated Film Exchanges	Lost
	Honor of Rameriz, TheThe Honor of Rameriz	The Geologist's Wife	Pathé Exchange	Lost	Short film Series: Santschi Series
	Spirit of the Lake, TheThe Spirit of the Lake		Pathé Exchange	Lost	Short film Series: Santschi Series
	Swamp, TheThe Swamp	Mary	Robertson–Cole	Extant
	Sea Lion, TheThe Sea Lion	Blossom Nelson	Associated Producers	Extant
1922	Vermilion Pencil, TheThe Vermilion Pencil	Hyacinth	Robertson–Cole	Lost
	Forget Me Not	Ann, the girl	Metro Pictures	Lost
	Bulldog Courage	Gloria Phillips	Russell Productions / State Rights	Extant
	Village Blacksmith, TheThe Village Blacksmith	Rosemary Martin, the daughter	Fox Film	Incomplete
	Night Life in Hollywood	Herself	A.B. Maescher Productions / Arrow Film Corporation	Incomplete
	Deserted at the Altar	Anna Moore, the country girl	Phil Goldstone	Extant
1923	Three Who Paid	John Caspar / Virginia Cartwright	Fox Film	Lost
	Ghost Patrol, TheThe Ghost Patrol	Effie Kugler	Universal Pictures	Lost
	Souls for Sale	Herself	Goldwyn Pictures	Extant
	Little Knight, TheThe Little Knight	Bernice	Arthur Trimble Productions / Anchor	Extant	Short film Series: The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous
	Love Charm, TheThe Love Charm	Bernice	Arthur Trimble Productions / Anchor	Unknown	Short film Series: The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous
	Crown of Courage, TheThe Crown of Courage	Bernice	Arthur Trimble Productions / Anchor	Unknown	Short film Series: The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous
	Purple Dawn, TheThe Purple Dawn	Mui Far	Aywon / State Rights	Lost
	Mary of the Movies	Herself	Columbia / Robertson–Cole / Film Booking Offices	Incomplete
	Human Wreckage	Mary Finnegan	Thomas H. Ince Corporation / Film Booking Offices	Lost
	Eternal Three, TheThe Eternal Three	Hilda Gray	Goldwyn Pictures	Lost
	St. Elmo	Edna Earle	Fox Film	Lost
	Slave of Desire	Pauline Gaudin	Goldwyn Pictures	Extant
	Gentle Julia	Julia	Fox Film	Lost
1924	Torment	Marie	Tourneur / Associated First National	Lost
	Woman on the Jury, TheThe Woman on the Jury	Grace Pierce	Associated First National	Lost
	Those Who Dance	Veda Carney	Thomas H. Ince Corporation / Associated First National	Lost
	Silent Watcher, TheThe Silent Watcher	Mary Roberts	First National Pictures	Lost
	Dynamite Smith	Violet	Thomas H. Ince Corporation / Pathé Exchange	Lost
	Sundown	Ellen Crawley	First National Pictures	Lost
	Tongues of Flame	Lahleet	Famous Players-Lasky / Paramount Pictures	Lost
1925	Lost World, TheThe Lost World	Paula White	First National Pictures	Extant
	Soul-Fire	Teita	Inspiration Pictures / First National Pictures	Extant
	Son of His Father, AA Son of His Father	Nora Shea	Famous Players-Lasky / Paramount Pictures	Lost
	New Brooms	Geraldine Marsh	Famous Players-Lasky / Paramount Pictures	Lost
	King on Main Street, TheThe King on Main Street	Gladys Humphreys	Famous Players-Lasky / Paramount Pictures	Extant
1926	Song and Dance Man, TheThe Song and Dance Man	Leola Lane	Famous Players-Lasky / Paramount Pictures	Incomplete
	Lovey Mary	Lovey Mary	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Incomplete
	Young April	Victoria	Producers Distributing Corporation	Extant
	Going Crooked	Marie Farley	Fox Film	Extant
1927	American, TheThe American	Jane Wilton	Natural Vision Pictures	Lost	Never released theatrically
	Rubber Tires	Mary Ellen Stack	Producers Distributing Corporation	Extant
	Harp in Hock, AA Harp in Hock	Nora Banks	DeMille Pictures / Pathé Exchange	Lost
	Dress Parade	Janet Cleghorne	Pathé Exchange	Extant
1928	Matinee Idol, TheThe Matinee Idol	Ginger Bolivar	Columbia Pictures	Extant
	Sally of the Scandals	Sally Rand	Film Booking Offices	Extant
	Anybody Here Seen Kelly?	Mitzi Lavelle	Universal Pictures	Lost

Sound: 1928–1983

All of Love's sound films are extant.

Taon	Titulo	Role	Studio(s) / Distributor(s)	Mga Nota
1928	Swell Head, TheThe Swell Head		Warner Vitaphone	Short film
1929	Broadway Melody, TheThe Broadway Melody	Hank Mahoney	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Nominated—Academy Award for Best Actress
	Idle Rich, TheThe Idle Rich	Helen Thayer	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	Hollywood Revue of 1929, TheThe Hollywood Revue of 1929	Herself	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	Girl in the Show, TheThe Girl in the Show	Hattie Hartley	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1930	Chasing Rainbows	Carlie Seymour	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	They Learned About Women	Mary Collins	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	Conspiracy	Margaret Holt	RKO Pictures
	Good News	Babe	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Missing Technicolor ending
	See America Thirst	Ellen	Universal Pictures
1931	Morals for Women	Helen Huston	Tiffany Pictures
1936	I Live Again	Kathleen Vernon	G.B. Morgan Productions / National Provincial Film Distributors
1941	Atlantic Ferry	Begonia Baggot	Warner Brothers
1945	London Scrapbook	Herself	Spectator Short Films	Short film
	Journey Together	Mrs. Mary McWilliams	RKO Pictures
1951	No Highway in the Sky	Aircraft passenger	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.	Uncredited
	Magic Box, TheThe Magic Box	Wedding group member	British Lion Films
1954	Weak and the Wicked, TheThe Weak and the Wicked	Prisoner
	Barefoot Contessa, TheThe Barefoot Contessa	Mrs. Eubanks	Figaro / United Artists
	Beau Brummell	Maid	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Uncredited
1955	Touch and Go	Mrs. Baxter	Ealing Studios / J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors / Universal Pictures
1957	Story of Esther Costello, TheThe Story of Esther Costello	Matron in art gallery	Romulus Films / Columbia Pictures
1958	Next to No Time	Becky Wiener	Montpelier / British Lion Film Corporation
	Nowhere to Go	Harriet P. Jefferson	Ealing Studios / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1959	Too Young to Love	Mrs. Busch	Welbeck Films Ltd. / J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors
1961	Greengage Summer, TheThe Greengage Summer[1]	American tourist	PKL Productions / Victor Saville-Edward Small Productions / Columbia Pictures
	Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, TheThe Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone	Bunny	Warner Bros. / Seven Arts / Warner-Pathé Distributors / Warner Bros. Pictures
1963	Wild Affair, TheThe Wild Affair	Marjorie's mother	Bryanston Films / British Lion Films
	Children of the Damned	Mrs. Robbins, Mark's grandmother	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1964	I Think They Call Him John	Narrator	Samaritan Films	Short film
1965	Promise Her Anything	Pet shop customer	Seven Arts Productions / Paramount Pictures
1967	Battle Beneath the Earth	Matron	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	I'll Never Forget What's'isname	American tourist	J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors
1968	Isadora	Mrs. Duncan	Universal Pictures
1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Baccarat player	Eon-Danilag Productions	Uncredited
1971	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Answering service lady	Vectia / United Artists
	Catlow	Mrs. Frost	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1974	Vampyres	American lady	Cambist Films / Cinépix Film Properties Inc.
1976	Ritz, TheThe Ritz	Maurine	Warner Bros.
1977	Gulliver's Travels		Arrow Films / Sunn Classic Pictures	Voice
1981	Reds	Mrs. Partlow	Barclays Mercantile / Industrial Finance / JRS Productions / Paramount Pictures
	Ragtime	Old lady (T.O.C.)	Paramount Pictures
	Lady Chatterley's Lover	Flora	Cannon Films / Columbia Pictures
1983	Hunger, TheThe Hunger	Lillybelle	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer / MGM/UA Entertainment Co

Entablado

Taon	Titulo	Role	Venue / Location	Mga Nota	Ref.
1928	Burlesque	Bonny	San Francisco		[2]
	Merry Ann Idea		Touring production	A one-woman, Fanchon and Marco stage revue	[3][4][5]
1930	Whispering Friends		El Capitan Theatre, Hollywood		[6][7]
1931	Vaudeville show		Palace Theatre, New York Touring production		[8]
1936	Stop and Go		Touring production	A C. B. Cochran revue	[8]
1936	Lucky Stars		Touring production		[9][10]
1938	Women, TheThe Women		Lyric Theatre, London	Understudy	[11]
1944	Love in Idleness	Dell, MissMiss Dell	Lyric Theatre, London Touring production	Replaced Peggy Dear	[12][13][14]
1945	Zenobia	Actress, TheThe Actress	Granville Theatre, Walham Green		[15]
	Say It With Flowers	Julie	Granville Theatre, Walham Green		[15]
1947	Born Yesterday	Hedges, Mrs.Mrs. Hedges	Garrick Theatre, London		[16]
1948	Native Son	Emmet, MissMiss Emmet	Bolton's Theatre Club, London		[17]
1949	Death of a Salesman	Laughing Woman	Phoenix Theatre, London		[18]
	Male Animal, TheThe Male Animal	Keller, MyrtleMyrtle Keller	New Wimbledon Theatre, London	Also performed the role on television in 1956	[19][20]
1951	Glass Menagerie, TheThe Glass Menagerie	Wingfield, AmandaAmanda Wingfield	Touring production		[21]
1953	Season's Greetings, TheThe Season's Greetings	Barlow, LucyLucy Barlow	Q Theatre, London		[22]
1954	Wooden Dish, TheThe Wooden Dish	Bockser, BessieBessie Bockser	Phoenix Theatre, London		[23][24]
	Mother Is a Darling	Lander, DulcieDulcie Lander	New Theatre, Bromley		[25]
1955	Children's Hour, TheThe Children's Hour	Mortar, Mrs. LilyMrs. Lily Mortar	Arts Theatre, London		[26]
	South	Priolieau, Mrs.Mrs. Priolieau	Arts Theatre, London	Performed the role again in 1961	[27][28][29]
	Girl Called Jo, AA Girl Called Jo	Kirke, Mrs.Mrs. Kirke	Piccadilly Theatre, London		[30]
1956	Someone to Talk To	Froslyn, MissMiss Froslyn	Duchess Theatre, London		[31]
1958	Homecoming, TheThe Homecoming	Love, BabeBabe Love	Perth Theatre, Perth, Scotland	Written by Love	[32][33]
1959	Orpheus Descending	Nurse, TheThe Nurse	Royal Court Theatre, London		[34]
1960	Visit to a Small Planet	Spelding, RebaReba Spelding	Westminster Theatre, London		[35]
1961	South	Priolieau, Mrs.Mrs. Priolieau	Criterion Theatre, London	Had previously performed the role in 1955	[13]
1962	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	Spofford, Mrs. EllaMrs. Ella Spofford	Princes Theatre, London Strand Theatre, London		[36][37]
1963	Never Too Late	Kimborough, GraceGrace Kimborough	Prince of Wales Theatre, London		[38]
1964	Saint Joan of the Stockyards	Worker, AA Worker	Queen's Theatre, London		[39]
	In White America	White Woman, TheThe White Woman	Arts Theatre, London		[40][41]
1966	Silence of Lee Harvey Oswald, TheThe Silence of Lee Harvey Oswald	Oswald, MargueriteMarguerite Oswald	Hampstead Theatre Club, London		[42]
1968	Sweet Bird of Youth	Aunt Nonnie	Palace Theatre, Watford		[43]
1970	Harvey	Gaffney, Mrs.Mrs. Gaffney	Touring production		[44]
1971	Heiress, TheThe Heiress	Penniman, LaviniaLavinia Penniman	Touring production		[45]
1971	West of Suez	Dekker, MrsMrs Dekker	Royal Court Theatre, London		[46][47][48]
1972	Gone with the Wind	Pittypat, AuntAunt Pittypat	Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London		[49]
1979	Woman I Love, TheThe Woman I Love	Merryman, Aunt BessieAunt Bessie Merryman	Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne		[50]

Telebisyon

Taon	Titulo	Role	Mga Nota	Ref.
1946	Mr. Know-All			[51]
1947	You Can't Take It with You	Penelope Sycamore	Television film	[52]
1948	Front Page, TheThe Front Page	Mrs. Grant	Television film	[53]
1952	Mystery Story	Grace Jones		[54][55]
1953	Hero, TheThe Hero	Harriet Quinn		[56]
1954, 1957, 1958	BBC Sunday-Night Theatre	Various	7 episodes	[57][58][59][60]
1954	Queen's Folly	Mrs. Temple		[61]
1955	London Playhouse	Mrs. Goren	Episode: "The Glorification of Al Toolum"	[62]
1956	Male Animal, TheThe Male Animal	Myrtle Keller	Television film Love had previously performed the role in the stage production at the New Wimbledon Theatre in 1949	[19][20]
1957, 1960	ITV Television Playhouse	Various	3 episodes
1957, 1959	ITV Play of the Week	Various	3 episodes
1958	Long Distance	Mrs. MacLean	Television short	[63][64]
1959	Saturday Playhouse	Mrs. Stykeley-Mosher	Episode: "Golden Rain"	[65]
1960	Emergency – Ward 10	Mrs. Broom	Episode: "Mrs. Broom"
	Don't Do It, Dempsey!	Mrs. Glenton	Episode: "Visiting Firemen"	[66]
	International Detective	Various	2 episodes	[8]
1961	Harpers West One	Customer	1 episode
1962	Zero One	Mrs. Glorny	Episode: "Gunpoint to Shannon"	[67][68]
	Man of the World	Mrs. Van Kempson	Episode: "Portrait of a Girl"	[8]
	Andromeda Breakthrough, TheThe Andromeda Breakthrough	Mrs. Neilson	Episode: "Gale Warning"	[69][70]
	BBC Sunday-Night Play	Mrs. Marshall	Episode: "Means to an End"
1963	This Is Your Life	Herself	Reality documentary	[71][72][73]
	Sentimental Agent, TheThe Sentimental Agent	Mamie	Episode: "Never Play Cards with Strangers"	[8]
1964	Story Parade	Mrs. Arquette	Episode: "A Kiss Before Dying"	[74]
1965	Wednesday Play, TheThe Wednesday Play	Martha Burroughs	Episode: "The Pistol"	[75]
1966	Poppy Is Also a Flower, TheThe Poppy Is Also a Flower		Television film; uncredited
1968	ITV Playhouse	Mrs. Teitelbaum	Episode: "Bon Voyage"	[8]
	Late Night Line-Up	Herself		[76][77]
1969	Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)	Mrs. Trotter	Episode: "When Did You Start to Stop Seeing Things?"	[8]
	Omnibus		Episode: "Where Are You Going to My Pretty Maid?"	[78][79]
	British Film Comedy	Becky	Episode: "Next to No Time"	[80]
1970	W. Somerset Maugham	American lady	Episode: "Jane"	[81]
	Kate	Lady Hartford-Cape	Episode: "A Good Spec"	[8]
1971	Great Day	Herself		[8]
	Public Eye	Chrissy Husack	Episode: "The Beater and the Game"	[8]
	From a Bird's Eye View	Old Lady	Episode: "Family Tree"
1973	Pollyanna	Mrs. Snow	Miniseries	[82]
1974	Mousey	Mrs. Richardson	Television film
1975	Shades of Greene	St. Louis Woman	Episode: "Cheap in August"	[83]
1976	Katy	Mrs. Finch	3 episodes	[84][85][86]
1977	Good Afternoon!	Herself		[3]
1978	Edward & Mrs. Simpson	Maud Cunard	Miniseries
	Hollywood Greats, TheThe Hollywood Greats	Herself	Documentary series	[87]
1980	Hollywood: A Celebration of the American Silent Film	Herself	Documentary series	[88]
	Nationwide	Herself		[89]

Radyo

Petsa	Titulo	Role	Ref.
August 31, 1942	Ladies' Man	Anita	[90]
October 30, 1942	Paul Temple Intervenes: "The October Hotel"	Maisie	[91]
November 26, 1943	Entertainment Annual		[92]
October 3, 1944	News Headlines	Host	[93]
October 8, 1944	Variety Band-Box	Host	[94]
January 30, 1946	Vic Oliver Introduces...		[95]
January 19, 1947	Scrapbook for 1925		[96]
March 6, 1954	Theatre Royal: "The Outcasts of Poker Flat"		[97]
December 4, 1954	Saturday-Night Theatre: "The Old Reliable"	Adela Cork	[98][99]
June 16, 1955	Melville's Choice		[100]
July 30, 1955	Saturday-Night Theatre		[98]
April 18, 1957	Woman's Hour	Narrator	[101]
August 8, 1957	Desert Island Discs	Herself	[102]
December 29, 1961	I Remember	Herself	[103]
December 31, 1963	Hollywood Memories	Herself	[104]
March 21, 1966	Illumination	Sister Constance Soulsby	[105]
July 13, 1968	Afternoon Theatre		[106]
March 28, 1970	Saturday-Night Theatre: "Mrs. Gibbons' Boys"	Mrs. Gibbons	[107][108]
September 18, 1975	Afternoon Theatre		[106]
August 23, 1977	Spoon River		[109]
September 12, 1977	Star Sound	Herself	[110]
February 27, 1978	The Monday Play: "Dark" by Victor Pemberton	Virginia's mother	[111]
March 5, 1978	Afternoon Theatre		[106]

Toltolan

Mga pagsambit

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3. Judith Chalmers talks to American-born actress Bessie Love. Good Afternoon. London: Thames TV. October 17, 1977. 
4. "Film House Reviews: Loew's State". Variety: p. 38. May 16, 1928. https://archive.org/details/variety91-1928-05/page/n197. 
5. "Key City Reports: Seattle". Motion Picture News: p. 545. August 18, 1928. https://archive.org/details/motionnew38moti/page/n545. 
6. "Every House Draws with Class Product". Inside Facts of Stage and Screen 13 (17): p. 2. May 2, 1931. https://archive.org/details/insidefacts1317-1931-05-02/page/n1. 
7. "Duffy Retains Marital Farce". California Daily Bruin 8 (131): p. 4. May 1, 1931. https://archive.org/details/ucladailybruin09losa/page/n529. 
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68. "TV-Radio Production Centres". Variety. Vol. 225 no. 3. Los Angeles. December 13, 1961. p. 3. 
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71. Connolly, Mike (October 30, 1963). "In Hollywood". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh): p. 6. 
72. "Bessie Love (1898–1986)". Big Red Book. 
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Mga nasambit na gibo

• Gaye, Freda, ed. (1967). Who's Who in the Theatre: A Biographical Record of the Contemporary Stage (14th ed.). New York, NY: Pitman Publishing Corporation. OCLC 1036920599. 
• Love, Bessie (1977). From Hollywood with Love: An Autobiography of Bessie Love. London: Elm Tree Books. OCLC 734075937. 
• Parker, John (1972). Who's Who in the Theatre (15th ed.). ISBN 978-0-273-31528-5. 
• Wearing, J. P. (2014a). The London Stage 1940–1949: A Calendar of Productions, Performers, and Personnel. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-0-8108-9306-1. 
• Wearing, J. P. (2014b). The London Stage 1950–1959: A Calendar of Productions, Performers, and Personnel. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-0-8108-9307-8. 

Mga panluwas na takod

• Bessie Love sa IMDb
• Bessie Love sa TCM Movie Database