Albert De Winton was born on 9 November 1879 in Crickhowell, Breconshire [now Powys], Wales, UK. He was an actor, known for The Love Parade (1929), King of the Wild (1931) and Now We'll Tell One (1932). He died in May 1934 in Brazil.

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Crickhowell, Breconshire [now Powys], Wales, UK

Maurice Chevalier, Lionel Belmore, E.H. Calvert, Albert De Winton, Adolph Faylauer, Lupino Lane, Jeanette MacDonald, Edgar Norton, Eugene Pallette, Manuel París, Russ Powell, Albert Roccardi, Carl Stockdale, Anton Vaverka, and William von Hardenburg in The Love Parade (1929)

Arthur McLaglen in King of the Wild (1931)

Charley Chase and Hal Roach in Now We'll Tell One (1932)

Lyle Tayo, Sammy Brooks, Charley Chase, Edith Fellows, Eugenia Gilbert, Charlie Hall, Jack Hill, Carmencita Johnson, Sam Lufkin, Spec O'Donnell, John T. Prince, Charley Rogers, Harry Semels, and Leo Sulky in Movie Night (1929)

Albert De Winton(1879-1934)

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