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Helen Dunbar

Known For
Acting
Born
October 9, 1863 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
August 28, 1933
Active Years
1920–1926 (7 Years)
Total Credits
91 credits in database
Acting Born Oct 9, 1863 Died Aug 28, 1933 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 91 credits
91
Total Credits
1920–1926
7 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Helen Dunbar was a female actor born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on October 9, 1863. She had 91 known credits in the acting field. Her career in film and television is documented through her profile on The Movie Database. She was also known by the name Ka. Helen Dunbar passed away on August 28, 1933 at the age of 69.

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Career

Career overview

Helen Dunbar was an actress with ninety-one known credits in her filmography. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, on October 9, 1863, she pursued a career in the entertainment industry primarily focused on acting in movies and television shows.

Throughout her life and career, Dunbar established a substantial body of work recorded by film archives and databases. Her professional profile indicates a dedicated involvement in the medium, accumulating a significant number of known credits before her passing.

Dunbar died on August 28, 1933, at the age of sixty-nine. Her biographical record preserves her origins in Pennsylvania and her extensive acting contributions to the screen, marking her as a notable figure of her era within the motion picture industry.

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Known for

Film

Lady Windermere's Fan

1925

The Age of Iron

as Mrs. Evans Sr

Frequent co-stars

Ronald Colman 1 shared title
May McAvoy 1 shared title
Bert Lytell 1 shared title
Irene Rich 1 shared title
Edward Martindel 1 shared title
Carrie Daumery 1 shared title
Billie Bennett 1 shared title
Michael Dark 1 shared title
Frank Finch Smiles 1 shared title
Larry Steers 1 shared title

Career timeline

Sweet Rosie O'GradyHis Jazz BrideFine MannersThe Beautiful CheatThe Man Upstairs
Lady Windermere's FanRose of the WorldCompromiseNew Lives for OldThe Man Without a Conscience
This WomanChanging HusbandsThe Fighting CowardThree Weeks
HollywoodThe Call of the CanyonThe Cheat
The World's ChampionLaw and the WomanThirty DaysThe Impossible Mrs. BellewBeyond the Rocks
Sacred and Profane LoveHer Winning WayThe House That Jazz BuiltThe Great MomentThe Little Clown
The City of MasksYou Never Can TellBehold My WifeHer First ElopementThe Furnace
Venus in the EastPuppy LoveJane Goes A-WooingMen, Women, and MoneyJosselyn's Wife
WedlockThe Squaw ManCyclone Higgins, D.D.The ShuttleInside the Lines
The Great Secret
A Million a MinuteRomeo and JulietA Corner in CottonMan and His SoulIn the Diplomatic Service
The Misjudged Mr. HartleyThe Ambition of the BaronThe Silent VoiceThe Second in CommandThe Fable of a Night Given Over to Revelry
The Plum TreeThe Fable of the Manoeuvres of Joel and Father's Second Time on EarthDawn and TwilightMrs. Trenwith Comes HomeWithin Three Hundred Pages
Billy McGrath on BroadwayThe Right of WayA Wolf Among LambsThe Way PerilousA Mistaken Accusation
The Virtue of RagsThe Voice of ConscienceThe Iron HeelWhen Wealth Torments

Full Filmography

91 titles
  • Sweet Rosie O'Grady (1926) as Mrs. McQuade (uncredited)
  • His Jazz Bride (1926)
  • Fine Manners (1926) as Aunt Agatha
  • The Beautiful Cheat (1926) as Mrs. Leland Bruckman
  • The Man Upstairs (1926) as Aunt Hattie
  • Stranded in Paris (1926) as Mrs. Van Wye
  • Lady Windermere's Fan (1925)
  • Rose of the World (1925) as Mrs. John Talbot
  • Advertisement
  • Compromise (1925) as Aunt Catherine
  • New Lives for Old (1925) as Mrs. Warren
  • The Man Without a Conscience (1925) as Mrs. Graves
  • The Reckless Sex (1925)
  • She Wolves (1925) as Madame De Goncourt
  • The Woman Hater (1925)
  • This Woman (1924) as Mrs. Sturdevant
  • Changing Husbands (1924) as Mrs. Evans Sr
  • The Fighting Coward (1924) as Mrs. Rumford
  • Three Weeks (1924) as Lady Henrietta Verdayne
  • Hollywood (1923) as Helen Dunbar
  • The Call of the Canyon (1923) as Aunt Mary
  • The Cheat (1923) as Duenna
  • The World's Champion (1922) as Mrs. Burroughs
  • Law and the Woman (1922) as Aunt Lucy
  • Thirty Days (1922) as Mrs. Floyd
  • The Impossible Mrs. Bellew (1922) as Aunt Agatha
  • Beyond the Rocks (1922) as Lady Ada Fitzgerald
  • A Homespun Vamp (1922) as Mrs. Ware
  • The Man of Courage (1922) as Mrs. Deane
  • Sacred and Profane Love (1921) as Constance Peel
  • Her Winning Way (1921) as Mrs. Hargrave
  • The House That Jazz Built (1921) as Mrs. Drake
  • The Great Moment (1921) as Lady Crombie
  • The Little Clown (1921) as Mrs. Beverley
  • Sham (1921) as Aunt Louisa
  • The City of Masks (1920) as Mrs. Smith-Parvis
  • You Never Can Tell (1920) as Mrs. William Vaughn
  • Behold My Wife (1920) as Mrs. Armour
  • Her First Elopement (1920) as Letitia Varden
  • The Furnace (1920) as Lady Foulkes-Brent
  • Young Mrs. Winthrop (1920) as Old Mrs. Winthrop
  • Venus in the East (1919) as Mrs. Blint
  • Puppy Love (1919) as Mrs. Oliver
  • Jane Goes A-Wooing (1919) as Mrs. Arliss
  • Men, Women, and Money (1919) as Mrs. Channing
  • Josselyn's Wife (1919) as Mrs. Rose
  • All Wrong (1919) as Mrs. Donald Thompson
  • Fighting Through (1919) as Mrs. Warren
  • Common Clay (1919)
  • Fires of Faith (1919) as Mrs. Traverse, Her Mother
  • The Winning Girl (1919) as Mrs. Templeton
  • Wedlock (1918)
  • The Squaw Man (1918) as Dowager Countess
  • Cyclone Higgins, D.D. (1918) as Mary Higgins
  • The Shuttle (1918) as Mrs. Vanderpoel
  • Inside the Lines (1918) as Mrs. Crandall
  • The Great Secret (1917) as Jane Warren
  • A Million a Minute (1916) as Fanchette
  • Romeo and Juliet (1916) as Lady Capulet
  • A Corner in Cotton (1916) as Mrs. Carter
  • Man and His Soul (1916) as Mrs. Conscience, John's Mother
  • In the Diplomatic Service (1916) as Mrs. Ryerson
  • The Price of Malice (1916) as Lady Marion
  • The Wall Between (1916) as Mrs. Barclay
  • A Virginia Romance (1916) as Mrs. Daniels
  • The Misjudged Mr. Hartley (1915) as Mrs. Worthington
  • The Ambition of the Baron (1915)
  • The Silent Voice (1915) as Starr's Mother
  • The Second in Command (1915) as Lady Sarah Harburgh
  • The Fable of a Night Given Over to Revelry (1915)
  • Graustark (1915) as Aunt Yvonne
  • The Plum Tree (1914) as Mrs. Ewell
  • The Fable of the Manoeuvres of Joel and Father's Second Time on Earth (1914) as Joel's Wife
  • Dawn and Twilight (1914) as Mrs. Delani - Pietro's Mother
  • Mrs. Trenwith Comes Home (1914) as Franchette - the Nurse
  • Within Three Hundred Pages (1914) as Mrs. Stuyvesant
  • Beyond Youth's Paradise (1914) as Captain Fane's Sister
  • The Fable of One Samaritan Who Got Paralysis of the Helping Hand (1914)
  • Yarn a-Tangle (1914) as The Belle in Old Age
  • The Fable of the Husband Who Showed Up and Did His Duty (1914) as Mrs. Clymer
  • When Knights Were Bold (1914) as The Earl's Mother
  • Miss Milly's Valentine (1914) as Miss Milly Vincent
  • The Fable of Aggie and the Aggravated Attacks (1914) as Her Mother
  • Billy McGrath on Broadway (1913)
  • The Right of Way (1913) as Mrs. Lee
  • A Wolf Among Lambs (1913) as Sister Valencia
  • The Way Perilous (1913) as Mrs. Davenport - The Mother
  • A Mistaken Accusation (1913)
  • The Virtue of Rags (1912) as The Widow
  • The Voice of Conscience (1912) as Mrs. Frank Craig - Fannie's Mother
  • The Iron Heel (1912) as Robert's Mother
  • When Wealth Torments (1912) as Mrs. Mahoney

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Helen Dunbar best known for?

Helen Dunbar is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Lady Windermere's Fan (1925), The Age of Iron (1982).

When and where was Helen Dunbar born?

Helen Dunbar was born on October 9, 1863 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. They passed away on August 28, 1933.

How many credits does Helen Dunbar have?

Helen Dunbar has accumulated over 91 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1920 to 1926.

What is Helen Dunbar's background in cinema and television?

Helen Dunbar was a female actor born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on October 9, 1863. She had 91 known credits in the acting field. Her career in film and television is documented through her profile on The Movie Database. She was also known by the name Ka. Helen Dunbar passed away on August 28, 1933 at the age o...

Helen Dunbar by the numbers

91credits
91films
0TV series
1912–1926active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (91) Born on October 9 In memoriam 1933

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