Gerald Pring (1888–1970) was a British
stage
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and
film actor
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. He played a number of
supporting role
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s in British and American films during the
silent and
sound era
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s.
In 1930 he appeared in the
West End in the comedy ''
Almost a Honeymoon''.
[Wearing p. 8]
Selected filmography
* ''
The Lady of the Photograph'' (1917)
* ''
Milestones
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'' (1920)
* ''
The Palace of Darkened Windows
''The Palace of Darkened Windows'' is a 1920 American silent film, silent comedy-drama film directed by Henry Kolker and starring Claire Anderson (actress), Claire Anderson, Arthur Edmund Carewe and Jay Belasco. It is based on the 1914 novel of t ...
'' (1920)
* ''
The Nut'' (1921)
* ''
Desert Blossoms'' (1921)
* ''
Live and Let Live'' (1921)
* ''
The Bronze Bell'' (1921)
* ''
The Fighting Streak'' (1922)
* ''
Man Under Cover'' (1922)
* ''
June Madness'' (1922)
* ''
Confidence
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'' (1922)
* ''
Broken Chains'' (1922)
* ''
Always the Woman'' (1922)
* ''
Bolibar'' (1928)
* ''
Three Witnesses
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'' (1935)
* ''
Well Done, Henry'' (1936)
* ''
The Dark Eyes of London'' (1939)
* ''
The Echo Murders
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'' (1945)
* ''
Loyal Heart'' (1946)
* ''
The Secret Tunnel'' (1947)
* ''
Black Memory'' (1947)
* ''
My Brother's Keeper'' (1948)
* ''
No Way Back'' (1949)
References
Bibliography
* Jeffrey Vance & Tony Maietta. ''Douglas Fairbanks''. University of California Press, 2008.
* Wearing, J. P. ''The London Stage 1930-1939: A Calendar of Productions, Performers, and Personnel''. Rowman & Littlefield, 2014.
External links
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1888 births
1970 deaths
British male film actors
British male stage actors
Actors from the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
People from Twickenham
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