Helen Gilmore
actress
- Birth name:
- Antoinette A. Field
- Born:
- 1872, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
- Died:
- 1936-04, New York City, New York, USA
- Professions:
- actress
Biography
The life of Helen Gilmore commenced in 1872, unfolding in the heart of Louisville, Kentucky, USA. An accomplished actress, she etched her presence onto the silver screen, most memorably in the 1917 adaptation of Tom Sawyer and its 1918 companion film, Huck and Tom. Her cinematic work also included a role in Big Red Riding Hood (1925). In her personal sphere, she was united in marriage with Joseph B. Zahner. Gilmore's story drew to a close in April 1936, amidst the vibrant energy of New York City, New York, USA.
Filmography
In the vault (21)
1923IMDb 6.2
Boys to Board
1923IMDb 5.8
It's a Boy
1923IMDb 7.2
Jus' Passin' Through
1923IMDb 5.6
Kill or Cure
1923IMDb 5.7
Mother's Joy
1923IMDb —
Mr. Hyppo
1923IMDb 6.3
No Noise
1923IMDb 5.7
Post No Bills
1923IMDb 8.1
Safety Last!
1923IMDb 6.7
Stage Fright
1923IMDb 6.2
Sunday Calm
1923IMDb 6.1
The Whole Truth
1922IMDb 6.6
One Terrible Day
1922IMDb 7.6
Our Gang
1922IMDb —
Too Much Business
1921IMDb —
Dangerous Paths
1921IMDb 7.5
Never Weaken
1921IMDb 6.7
The Blazing Trail
1920IMDb 5.9
A Bashful Bigamist
1920IMDb —
Fickle Women
1920IMDb 6.3
His Royal Slyness
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