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Yale Benner(1875-1952)

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Yale Benner was born on 17 November 1875 in New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Vanity Fair (1915), What Happened to Mary (1912) and The Man from Beyond (1922). He died on 29 September 1952 in San Diego, California, USA.
BornNovember 17, 1875
DiedSeptember 29, 1952(76)
BornNovember 17, 1875
DiedSeptember 29, 1952(76)
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Vanity Fair (1915)
Vanity Fair
5.7
  • Rakedell Sharp
  • 1915
What Happened to Mary (1912)
What Happened to Mary
5.4
  • John Chase
  • 1912
Harry Houdini in The Man from Beyond (1922)
The Man from Beyond
5.3
  • Milt Norcross
  • 1922
The Pillory (1916)
The Pillory
  • Gentleman Jim
  • 1916

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  • Harry Houdini in The Man from Beyond (1922)
    The Man from Beyond
    5.3
    • Milt Norcross
    • 1922
  • A Wife by Proxy (1917)
    A Wife by Proxy
    • Howard Curtis
    • 1917
  • The Pillory (1916)
    The Pillory
    • Gentleman Jim
    • 1916
  • Gladys Hulette in Other People's Money (1916)
    Other People's Money
    • The Cook
    • 1916
  • Gladys Hulette in The Girl from Chicago (1916)
    The Girl from Chicago
    Short
    • The Crook
    • 1916
  • The Fifth Ace (1916)
    The Fifth Ace
    Short
    • The Dupe
    • 1916
  • The Knotted Cord (1916)
    The Knotted Cord
    Short
    • Chief of the Knotted Cord Gang
    • 1916
  • The Catspaw (1916)
    The Catspaw
    • Archie Varnum
    • 1916
  • Faith and Fortune (1915)
    Faith and Fortune
    Short
    • Douglas Claiborne
    • 1915
  • Curtis Cooksey and Grace Williams in Her Inspiration (1915)
    Her Inspiration
    Short
    • Douglas Claiborne
    • 1915
  • Mary
    Short
    • 2nd Artist
    • 1915
  • The Broken Word
    Short
    • Steve Dixon
    • 1915
  • The Widow's Breezy Suit
    Short
    • Another Suit
    • 1915
  • An Unwilling Thief (1915)
    An Unwilling Thief
    Short
    • Cooley
    • 1915
  • Black Eyes (1915)
    Black Eyes
    5.4
    Short
    • Henry Royster
    • 1915

Personal details

  • Born
    • November 17, 1875
    • New York, USA
  • Died
    • September 29, 1952
    • San Diego, California, USA
  • Other works
    The Stolen Story (1906). Drama. Written by Jesse Lynch Williams. Directed by George F. Marion. Garden Theatre: 2 Oct 1906- Oct 1906 (closing date unknown/15 performances). Cast: John E. Abbott (as "Usher"), John R. Armstrong (as "Sam Nordheimer"), Yale Benner [credited as Yale D. Benner] (as "Mr. Linton"), Joseph Briggs (as "Mr. Berwin"), George Brown (as "Mr. Munson"), R. Peyton Carter (as "General Cunningham"), Charles Chase (as "Mr. Samson"), C.D. Cromwell (as "Mr. Cartwright"), John Doyle (as "Mr. Henderson"), Joseph Duval (as "Mr. Scott"), Jameson Lee Finney (as "Billy Woods"), Patrick C. Foy (as "Mr. Munger"), Edwin Holt (as "Mr. Stone"), Wright Kramer (as "Mr. Gilbert Townsend"), Jennie Lamont (as "Mrs. McCarter"), Tully Marshall (as "Mr. Haskell"), Edward Martin (as "Chauffeur"), A. Mazzanovich (as "Mr. Wilson"), Fred Morgan (as "Butler"), Theodore M. Morris (as "Mr. Covington"), Charles Nevil (as "Mr. Murphy"), John Parks (as "Mr. Grafton"), Genevieve Reynolds (as "Mrs. Metcalfe"), James Seeley (as "Mr. Manning"), Carlysle Shelley (as "Mr. Jones"), Beverly Sitgreaves (as "Miss. Daros"), Joseph M. Sparks (as "Jerry McCarter"), Harry Stone (as "Harry Lascelles"), Dorothy Tennant (as "Frances Cunningham"), Augustin Daly Wilkes (as "Tommy"), Joseph Wilkes (as "Messenger"), Arthur Witte (as "Mr. Lee"), Stephen Wright (as "Jake Shayne"). Produced by Henry W. Savage.
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