Helen Broderick
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA — Aug 11 1891• Died Sep 25 1959
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Biography
Helen Broderick (August 11, 1891 - September 25, 1959) was a wonderfully funny character comedienne with vaudeville and stage experience, a close friend of Jeanne Eagels. The story goes, that at the age of 14 she ran away from home, because her mother, who appeared in operatic comedy, was totally obsessed by the theatre. Paradoxically, all the people she met turned out to be performers, and Helen (who needed to make a living, after all) ended up where she hadn't wanted to end up - on the stage. She started out as a chorus girl in the first Ziegfel…
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Top Hat
Madge Hardwick
The Rage of Paris
Gloria Patterson
No, No, Nanette
Mrs. Susan Smith
Stage Door Canteen
Helen Broderick
Stand Up and Fight
Amanda Griffith
Nice Girl?
Cora Foster
The Bride Walks Out
Mattie Dodson
Murder on a Bridle Path
Hildegarde Withers
Swing Time
Mabel Anderson
She's Got Everything
Aunt Jane
Naughty But Nice
Aunt Martha Hogan
Love on a Bet
Aunt Charlotte
3 Is a Family
Irma
Honeymoon in Bali
Lorna "Smitty" Smith
Service de Luxe
Pearl
The Road to Reno
Aunt Minerva
Because of Him
Nora
Smartest Girl in Town
Gwen
To Beat the Band
Mrs. Freeda McCrary
Her Primitive Man
Mrs. Winthrop
The Life of the Party
Pauline
50 Million Frenchmen
Violet
Chip Off the Old Block
Glory Marlow Sr.
Father Takes a Wife
Aunt Julie
We're on the Jury
Agnes Dean
The Captain is a Lady
Nancy Crocker
Meet the Missus
Emma Foster
Virginia
Theo Clairmont
Radio City Revels
Gertie
Love, Honor and Goodbye
Mary Riley
The Mystery Club
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