Helen Westley

Helen Westley

Actor. Born 27 March 1875 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA. Died 12 December 1942.

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Born

27 March 1875, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Died

12 December 1942

Active

1934–1940

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Helen Westley — Helen WestleyApeda Studio, New York, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Promotional photograph for the Broadway production of Green Grow the Lilacs Caption reads as follows:Miss June Walker, Miss Helen Westley, and Mr. Franchot Tone (1931) — Promotional photograph for the Broadway production of Green Grow the Lilacs Caption reads as follows:Miss June Walker, Miss Helen Westley, and Mr. Franchot Tone (1931)Theatre Magazine Company; Vandamm Studio, photographer, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

L. to R.: Queenie Smith, Sammy White & Helen Westley in Show Boat - publicity still (cropped) (1936) — L. to R.: Queenie Smith, Sammy White & Helen Westley in Show Boat - publicity still (cropped) (1936)unknown (Universal Pictures), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Promotional photograph for the Broadway production of He Who Gets Slapped Subjects of the photograph are Margalo Gillmore (centre, seated) as Consuelo, Helen We (1922) — Promotional photograph for the Broadway production of He Who Gets Slapped Subjects of the photograph are Margalo Gillmore (centre, seated) as Consuelo, Helen We (1922)Current Literature Publishing Company, photograph by Vandamm Studio, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

(Standing) Grace Morse, Geoffrey Stein, Beatrice Prentice, Theodore Doucet; (seated) Noel Tearle and Helen Westley, in Act I of "Hobohemia," a farce-comedy of G (1919) — (Standing) Grace Morse, Geoffrey Stein, Beatrice Prentice, Theodore Doucet; (seated) Noel Tearle and Helen Westley, in Act I of "Hobohemia," a farce-comedy of G (1919)White Studio, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Photograph of a scene from the Theatre Guild production of A. A. Milne's Mr. Pim Passes By (1921) with (left to right) Helen Westley (Lady Marden), Dudley Digge — Photograph of a scene from the Theatre Guild production of A. A. Milne's Mr. Pim Passes By (1921) with (left to right) Helen Westley (Lady Marden), Dudley DiggeTheatre Magazine Company; Ira D. Schwarz, photographer, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Photographs: Apeda Studio, New York, Public domain; Theatre Magazine Company; Vandamm Studio, photographer, Public domain; unknown (Universal Pictures), Public domain; Current Literature Publishing Company, photograph by Vandamm Studio, Public domain; White Studio, Public domain; Theatre Magazine Company; Ira D. Schwarz, photographer, Public domain. Stills courtesy of the studios via TMDB.