Joseph Jay Bamberger(1878-1961)

Producer
Director
Writer

Joseph Jay Bamberger was born on 27 July 1878 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. He was a producer and director, known for A Sheffield Blade (1918), The White Hen (1921) and Candytuft, I Mean Veronica (1921). He was married to Adelaide Stewart, Marguerite Hutchinson and Adelaide Maude Legall. He died on 23 August 1961 in Vallauris, Alpes-Maritimes, France.

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Known for

A Sheffield Blade

Director

1918

The White Hen

Producer(as Joseph Bamberger)

1921

Candytuft, I Mean Veronica

Producer(as Joseph J. Bamberger)

1921

Walter Finds a Father

4.6

Short

Director(as Joe Bamberger)

1921

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Producer

The Spirit of the Heath
Short
- producer (as Joseph Bamberger)
- 1921
Candytuft, I Mean Veronica
- producer (as Joseph J. Bamberger)
- 1921
The White Hen
- producer (as Joseph Bamberger)
- 1921
Queenie of the Circus
Short
- producer
- 1914
Saved by the Union Jack
Short
- producer
- 1914
The World at War
Short
- producer
- 1914
The Belle of Crystal Palace
Short
- producer
- 1914
The Life of a London Shopgirl
Short
- producer
- 1914
The Great Gold Robbery
Short
- producer (as Joseph Bamberger)
- 1913
The Fallen Idol
Short
- producer
- 1913

Director

Writer

Personal details

Alternative names
- J.J. Bamberger
Born
- July 27, 1878
- Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Died
- August 23, 1961
- Vallauris, Alpes-Maritimes, France(natural causes)
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A nephew of Utah Governor Simon Bamberger, Joseph Jay Bamberger started out owning and operating theaters in New York City; in 1909 he went to London and established a chain of theaters called Electric Films Ltd. He shuttled between the States and Britain directing and producing movies until the outbreak of World War II when he retired to Laguna Beach, California.